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#WATCH | Delhi: Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), S Krishnan says, "...I would say that funds are almost fully committed under the Semicon One scheme. So, based on that, our Semicon 2 scheme is being structured around, and we are in https://t.co/xHKLvxlkfi
#WATCH | Delhi: Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), S Krishnan says, "...So far what we have seen is that in India's case, we are still in a zero tariff regime as far as electronics are concerned. That is the present situation. We will wait https://t.co/ZOKFvH3J32
#WATCH | Delhi: Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), S Krishnan says, "...10 projects have been cleared and are at various stages of implementation. By before the end of this year, we should be seeing the first India commercially India-made https://t.co/2Mr2oDCV0X https://t.co/7IM2N5FFwL
India expects to roll out its first commercially produced semiconductor chip before the end of 2025, Secretary of Electronics and Information Technology S. Krishnan said in New Delhi on Friday. The milestone would mark the country’s entry into global chip manufacturing, complementing its existing strength in design services. Krishnan said 10 government-backed semiconductor projects have been approved and are at various stages of execution. Funding under the initial Semicon One incentive program is “almost fully committed,” and officials are drafting a follow-up Semicon 2 scheme to keep capital flowing into the sector. The official added that India continues to apply zero import tariffs on finished electronics for now, even as it seeks to boost domestic production. He also said the Semicon India 2025 conference, scheduled for later this year, is expected to attract delegates from 33 countries and more than 50 chief executives.
