How India Inc is rewriting its MoA to ride the AI and semiconductor wave
A growing number of Indian listed companies are expanding their corporate objectives to include artificial intelligence, semiconductors and other deep technology businesses.
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10 trends powering the global semiconductor market towards $1 trillion by 2030
Artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, cloud computing, 5G networks and billions of connected devices are driving unprecedented demand for semiconductors. According to SPEL Semiconductor's FY25 Annual Report, these structural trends could push the global semiconductor industry beyond $1 trillion by 2030.
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Inside a Drone: The 10 semiconductor parts that keep it in the air
Modern drones rely on a complex network of semiconductor powered components that control navigation, communication, imaging and AI driven decision making. Here's a look inside the technology that keeps them flying.
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AI infrastructure boom powers Taiwan’s fastest economic growth in nearly 50 years
The global AI infrastructure race is reshaping economies. Jefferies says massive investments in AI chips, semiconductor manufacturing and data centres helped Taiwan post its fastest economic growth in nearly five decades.
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Acutaas says semiconductor business poised for meaningful growth over next two years
Acutaas Chemicals said its semiconductor chemicals business is gaining traction, with new products, customer shipments and a South Korea joint venture expected to drive growth. Management believes semiconductors and battery chemicals could emerge as independent growth engines by FY28.
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SBI sees strong investment potential in data centres, chip manufacturing and green hydrogen
SBI is looking beyond traditional lending to support emerging sectors such as data centres, semiconductors, green hydrogen and small modular reactors. Chairman C.S. Setty said these industries require innovative financing structures that go beyond conventional bank loans.
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The biggest threat to India’s semiconductor dream isn’t China. It’s talent
NITI Aayog has outlined the future skills that will power the semiconductor industry. In design, expertise will be required in VLSI design, embedded systems, AI and machine learning algorithms, analog design, verification engineering and Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools.
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After the Green and White Revolutions, India Is betting big on a Chip Revolution: Here’s how
With Rs 1.6 lakh crore riding on 10 semiconductor projects, India is betting on chips to power its next phase of growth.