As Nvidia dominates AI chips and TSMC leads manufacturing, Intel is betting on partnerships and scale to stay in the race.
As Japan’s chipmakers move to consolidate, India’s ambitions face a familiar test of scale, focus and global competitiveness.
West Asia may not host fabs or packaging plants, but it plays a critical role in the semiconductor value chain through raw materials and industrial inputs.
After decades of enabling global giants, Indian conglomerates are shifting India's semiconductor playbook from services to higher-value chip design.
With a starting price of Rs 69,900, Apple’s new laptop aims to tap India’s high-volume PC segment and convert iPhone users into Mac buyers.
The $2.7 billion ATMP facility signals credibility for India’s semiconductor ambitions, however, attracting fabs will require deeper ecosystem growth.
From AWS outages in the UAE to rising cyber threats and cable chokepoints, the Iran-Israel-US conflict is exposing the physical fragility of the digital world.
Adani’s $100 billion investment focuses on building green-energy-powered AI data centre capacity through AdaniConnex, expanding its current 2-gigawatt footprint toward a target of 5 GW by 2035.
India’s inclusion marks a notable shift in its global positioning. Long viewed primarily as a technology market, the country is now being courted as a contributor to supply-chain resilience.
Nvidia is working with Indian providers including Yotta, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and E2E Networks to build large-scale sovereign compute capacity within the country.
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