Remember to star the public account ⭐️ to receive notifications promptly. Source:ContentCompiled fromtimesofindia. India aims to catch up with global leaders in chip manufacturing, such as the United States and China, within ten years, with plans progressing rapidly. The government has launched a $10 billion incentive program as a foundational step to enhance manufacturing, assembly, … Read more
1. India Restarts “Semiconductor Strategy”, ASML Extends Olive Branch Last month, Indian Prime Minister Modi announced the restart of the “semiconductor strategy” during his “Independence Day” speech, promoting local chip manufacturing, with the first “Made in India” chip expected to be launched by the end of 2025. Dutch semiconductor giant ASML responded positively, with CEO … Read more
At the flagship semiconductor event in India, “2025 Semicon India 2025,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on global and local industry participants to view India not only as a manufacturing hub but also as a significant source of future semiconductor intellectual property (IP). India’s Minister of Electronics and Information Technology, Ashwini Vaishnaw, showcased the “Vikram” … Read more
On the 27th, the Indian Ministry of Defense announced that India has officially launched the development project for its indigenous stealth fighter, which means that after years of indecision between self-research and importing stealth fighters, India has finally made a choice. Interestingly, based on the latest exposed model of the Indian indigenous stealth fighter, the … Read more
India-Pakistan Air Combat: J-10C “Takes Down” Rafale, Escalating Concerns The Kashmir region has once again been ignited by war. On May 8, the Pakistan Air Force engaged in air combat with the Indian Air Force in the border area, resulting in a shocking outcome for the world — the Chinese-made J-10C fighter jet shot down … Read more
In 2024, the Indian government launched the “PM-Wani” public Wi-Fi program, aiming to deploy 10 million hotspots nationwide to promote digital inclusion. However, as the 3,000 free Wi-Fi zones in the pilot city of Bangalore went live, it was revealed that they had not set a password, leading to unprotected network data! Security experts found … Read more