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Semicon India 2023 is the flagship event for semiconductor enthusiasts and professionals alike. With a rich history of fostering groundbreaking collaborations and showcasing state-of-the-art technologies, the event has become a key platform in the semiconductor industry.

Purdue University, in collaboration with SEMI, hosted the inaugural meeting of the U.S.-India Semiconductor Collaborative to strengthen ties between the U.S. and India in the semiconductor field. President Mung Chiang highlighted the potential for complementary partnerships and innovation, while SEMI CEO Ajit Manocha emphasized the importance of workforce development.

The global chip industry is facing persistent shortages, with mature nodes experiencing a particularly severe crunch. These older technology nodes are vital for producing chips used in diverse industries, resulting in significant disruptions across the board.

First Solar's strategic decision to establish solar panel manufacturing in India is set to revolutionize the country's renewable energy industry. By locally producing high-quality solar panels, the company aims to reduce dependence on Chinese imports and support India's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. This collaboration also aligns with the vision of US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, emphasizing international cooperation to combat climate change.

In a bid to scrutinize the investments of U.S. venture capital firms in Chinese artificial intelligence and semiconductor companies, the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party has initiated a thorough investigation. GGV Capital, GSR Ventures, Walden International, and…

Silicon Box, a Singapore-based semiconductor integration startup, has launched a game-changing semiconductor factory in Tampines, Singapore. With its state-of-the-art technology and focus on sustainability, this USD 2 billion facility is set to revolutionize the chip manufacturing sector. Supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board, it aims to create over 1000 jobs and upskill local talent to drive workforce development. Learn how Silicon Box is positioning Singapore as a global hub for semiconductor manufacturing and driving the future of computing and AI.

India's semiconductor industry is on a promising path towards global recognition. Minister of State for Electronics, IT, Skill Development, and Entrepreneurship, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, shared his optimism about India's potential in the semiconductor space. With recent significant investments by companies like Micron and strategic decisions regarding joint ventures, India's semiconductor journey is gaining momentum. Chandrasekhar's vision of a long-term commitment to building a robust semiconductor ecosystem reflects India's determination to be a key player in this critical industry and achieve global recognition.