Semiconductor Industry Expansion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the major SEMICON India semiconductor exhibition in New Delhi.
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A dedicated Startup Pavilion will feature about 40 startups, alongside an innovation showcase, startup pitch competition and student hackathon.
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The Workforce Development Pavilion will focus on skills, talent and career opportunities in microelectronics, while dedicated programming will address women’s participation in the semiconductor industry.
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The government’s review will include details of the next phase of the semiconductor program: the Union Cabinet has approved Semicon 2.0, structured around six core pillars.
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Electronic design automation tools have been extended to more than 400 academic institutions and 105 startups, while 24 startups have received approvals under the Design Linked Incentive scheme.
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The program will include sessions on artificial intelligence, advanced packaging, supply-chain resilience, materials and equipment, research and development, as well as six international country roundtables.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will open India's biggest semiconductor showcase on September 17 in New Delhi. ANI News reports the fifth SEMICON India conference will run three days through September 19, drawing more than 600 exhibitors — including about 300 international companies — to showcase India's growing role in chip manufacturing and design.
The event, organized by India's Semiconductor Mission and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, will feature 150+ speakers, startup competitions, and skill-development programs. Indian Express notes the expo aims to attract global chip-making companies and talent while displaying India's expanding semiconductor capabilities.
Over 600 Exhibitors Display Chip Supply Chain
The three-day expo will spread across 15,000 square meters with six country pavilions and 12 state pavilions. Mid-Day reports the exhibition covers the entire semiconductor value chain — from materials and manufacturing to chip design, packaging, and finished electronics. A new "Sand to Silicon to Systems" showcase will trace India's position from raw materials to complete systems.
Government Highlights 12 Semiconductor Projects Approved
India's semiconductor push is showing real momentum. DD India notes the government has approved 12 semiconductor projects, with three units already in commercial production. The display will showcase expanded design-support programs reaching academic institutions and startups, marking a shift toward building domestic chip-design talent.
Startup Pavilion and Workforce Programs Target India's Chip Future
A dedicated Startup Pavilion will feature about 40 early-stage companies, alongside an innovation showcase and student hackathon. The Workforce Development Pavilion focuses on skills and careers in microelectronics, with specific programming on women's participation in the industry. Electronic design tools have been extended to over 400 academic institutions and 105 startups. Semicon Times reports 24 startups have received approvals under the government's Design Linked Incentive scheme.
New Semicon 2.0 Strategy Announced With Six Core Pillars
The Union Cabinet has approved Semicon 2.0, a next-phase blueprint structured around six core pillars. The expo will include dedicated sessions on artificial intelligence, advanced packaging, supply-chain strength, materials, equipment, and research development. Six international roundtables will connect India's semiconductor ecosystem with global partners and expertise.
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