India roundup: R&D hubs, domestic tooling, OSAT investments, and AI hubs are powering India’s chip push
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India is expanding its semiconductor ambitions through new R&D centers, indigenous design tools, packaging facilities and AI infrastructure investments, aiming to strengthen domestic capabilities and reshape global technology supply chains.
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