Piyush Goyal offers BIS exemptions to high-tech chipmakers, AI firms to boost 'Make in India'
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AI Global WireThe move is aimed at helping semiconductor, artificial intelligence and other advanced technology companies avoid delays in setting up operations in India. Japanese companies had raised concerns over ...
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