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Kaynes Becomes First OSAT to Ship Prototype Under India’s Semiconductor Mission According to a Business Standard report (as republished by Communications Today), Kaynes Semicon will deliver a prototype of a chip to its very… |
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Raphe mPhibr Raises $100 Million in India’s Largest Private Funding Round in Aerospace and Defence Sectors An Indian defence and aerospace startup, Raphe mPhibr, has raised $100 million in a new private funding round, which was the largest ever in India… |
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Leumas Raises $2.2M to Expand Modular Robotic Factories for Pharma and Wellness A deeptech startup, Leumas, has raised $2.2 million in seed funding to expand its modular robotic manufacturing systems for the pharmaceutical and… |
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Rare Earth Magnet Shortage Threatens Auto Production in India As reported in recent CNBC coverage, India’s automotive sector is bracing for potential production delays as a global shortage of rare earth… |
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Renesas Calms Fears Over Indian OSAT Project as Wolfspeed Faces Uncertainty Wolfspeed, a US-based silicon carbide (SiC) wafer maker, reported in an SEC filing that its ability to continue operations is in doubt, hinting at… |
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India to Launch First Locally Made Semiconductor Chip in 2025 India is ready to roll out its first homegrown semiconductor chip in 2025, Union Minister for Electronics and IT, Ashwini Vaishnaw, confirmed… |
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Hiranandani Group Announces Rs 28,440 Crore Semiconductor Project in Noida The Hiranandani Group, popularly known as a real estate company, has unveiled a Rs 28,440 crore investment towards semiconductor manufacturing.… |
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India Poised for Growth in Semiconductor Research as Manufacturing Lags Says MediaTek David Ku, MediaTek's Co-Chief Operations Officer, acknowledges India’s growth in semiconductor research and development while cautioning that the… |
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TSMC Declines India’s Factory Proposal as Nation Launches 3nm Chip Design Centers Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the global leader in semiconductor fabrication, rejected invitations to set up foundries in… |
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New Doors Open for Indian AI Startups as US Eases Chip Export Rules Thanks to a major policy change in the United States, Indian startups and researchers may soon find it easier to access cutting-edge AI hardware.… |
