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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday met top officials of Tata Sons and Taiwan-based Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation, the two companies which are setting up semiconductor manufacturing projects at Dholera in Gujarat.

The US and India reached an agreement to work together on setting up a semiconductor fabrication plant in India. The proposed plant will make infrared, gallium nitride and silicon-carbide semiconductors, according to a White House readout that followed a meeting between the US President Joe Biden and PM Modi in Delaware on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met a host of industry leaders, ranging from semiconductors to electronics to biotechnology, where they discussed the potential and opportunities India has to offer.

India is a launching pad of all sorts of technologies and the country now aspires to see 'Made in India' semiconductor chips running devices globally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a large gathering of Indian Americans in New York on the second d

Reports suggest that India's semiconductor-related market is projected to reach $64 billion by 2026, nearly triple its size in 2019.

As India begins its semiconductor electronics manufacturing journey amid Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "it is right time to be in India" call, the reformist government, a growing manufacturing base in Bharat, and a huge aspirational market can help

PM Narendra Modi made a pitch to boost investments in domestic manufacturing of semiconductors at the SEMICON 2024 conference.

In a big push for local semiconductor manufacturing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India provides an integrated ecosystem for chip companies and the world can bet on the country.

PM Modi will inaugurate SEMICON India 2024 at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida today.

Semiconductor executives, after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailed the government's efforts for showing unprecedented enthusiasm for the development of the semiconductor ecosystem.

India has the capability to become a trusted partner in a diversified semiconductor supply chain globally and the government will follow a predictable and stable policy regime, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday.

India and Singapore on Thursday elevated their ties to a "comprehensive strategic partnership" and inked four MoUs, including one on cooperation in the semiconductor industry

During a two-day visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Singapore, India and Singapore have agreed to ramp up collaboration in semiconductors and digital technologies, seeking a bigger role in a global chip supply chain being reshaped by tensions between the US and China.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accompanied by his counterpart Lawrence Wong, on Thursday visited AEM Holdings, a leading company in the semiconductor and electronics sector, here and discussed opportunities for collaboration.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accompanied by his Singapore counterpart Lawrence Wong on Thursday visited a leading Singaporean company in the semiconductor and electronics sector and discussed ways for collaboration in this critical industry.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday met top officials of Tata Sons and Taiwan-based Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation, the two companies which are setting up semiconductor manufacturing projects at Dholera in Gujarat.

The US and India reached an agreement to work together on setting up a semiconductor fabrication plant in India. The proposed plant will make infrared, gallium nitride and silicon-carbide semiconductors, according to a White House readout that followed a meeting between the US President Joe Biden and PM Modi in Delaware on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met a host of industry leaders, ranging from semiconductors to electronics to biotechnology, where they discussed the potential and opportunities India has to offer.

India is a launching pad of all sorts of technologies and the country now aspires to see 'Made in India' semiconductor chips running devices globally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a large gathering of Indian Americans in New York on the second d

Reports suggest that India's semiconductor-related market is projected to reach $64 billion by 2026, nearly triple its size in 2019.

As India begins its semiconductor electronics manufacturing journey amid Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "it is right time to be in India" call, the reformist government, a growing manufacturing base in Bharat, and a huge aspirational market can help

PM Narendra Modi made a pitch to boost investments in domestic manufacturing of semiconductors at the SEMICON 2024 conference.

In a big push for local semiconductor manufacturing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India provides an integrated ecosystem for chip companies and the world can bet on the country.

PM Modi will inaugurate SEMICON India 2024 at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida today.

Semiconductor executives, after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailed the government's efforts for showing unprecedented enthusiasm for the development of the semiconductor ecosystem.

India has the capability to become a trusted partner in a diversified semiconductor supply chain globally and the government will follow a predictable and stable policy regime, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday.

India and Singapore on Thursday elevated their ties to a "comprehensive strategic partnership" and inked four MoUs, including one on cooperation in the semiconductor industry

During a two-day visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Singapore, India and Singapore have agreed to ramp up collaboration in semiconductors and digital technologies, seeking a bigger role in a global chip supply chain being reshaped by tensions between the US and China.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accompanied by his counterpart Lawrence Wong, on Thursday visited AEM Holdings, a leading company in the semiconductor and electronics sector, here and discussed opportunities for collaboration.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accompanied by his Singapore counterpart Lawrence Wong on Thursday visited a leading Singaporean company in the semiconductor and electronics sector and discussed ways for collaboration in this critical industry.