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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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TSMC Brings Advanced Chip Design to Munich as Europe Chases AI Edge
Plans to establish a chip design centre in Munich, Germany, were announced by TSMC, the world’s largest contract semiconductor foundry. The new… |
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India Develops NASICON Structured Sodium Ion Battery with Six Minute Rapid Charging
Researchers at the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR), Bengaluru, have developed and tested a sodium-ion-powered… |
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Syrma SGS and Dynabook Join Forces to Boost Laptop Manufacturing in India
Pursuing local production of laptops for the Indian market, Mumbai-based Syrma SGS Technology has announced a strategic partnership with Japan’s… |
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Nvidia Adapts to US Sanctions with Modest Blackwell AI Chip for Chinese Market
Responding to the intensified U.S. export restrictions, Nvidia is preparing to launch a new GPU based on its Blackwell architecture, targeting the… |
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OpenAI and Jony Ive Partner on Screenless AI Companion to Replace Traditional Interfaces
With the intent to completely change the consumer electronics landscape, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly shared plans to launch 100 million… |
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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.… |
