India Demonstrates Growing Commitment to Semiconductor Industry at SemiconIndia 2023 Conference
The SemiconIndia 2023 Conference has become a platform for India to showcase its dedication to the semiconductor industry. Industry leaders, academics, and government representatives gathered at the event to strategize and discuss India’s plans for a strong and competitive presence in the global semiconductor ecosystem.
The three-day conference was graced by the presence of Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Union Minister of State for Electronics & IT and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship. Chandrasekhar highlighted the significant progress India has made under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He spoke passionately about India’s semiconductor ambitions and the rapid strides the country is taking in the sector.
The conference featured multiple sessions focusing on various aspects of the semiconductor industry. Next-Gen Computing, semiconductor packaging, future designs, and investment opportunities were among the key topics of discussion. Panel discussions delved into crucial themes such as semiconductor packaging and the role of packaging research and innovation in driving future semiconductor performance.
The session on Next-Gen Computing shed light on digital autonomy and sovereign data center infrastructure powered by RISC-V. The future of computing was a major topic, with a focus on the potential of startups and the significance of time and financial resources.
The conference also explored emerging designs in the semiconductor industry, including advancements in autonomous and Electric Vehicles (EVs) in India. Industry leaders discussed the role of emerging designs in driving fab loading, custom computing for AI and data centers, and the growth potential in the automotive industry.
Furthermore, the conference steered discussions towards future design and investment opportunities in India. Panelists emphasized the importance of chip design, packaging, testing, and supply chains in driving India’s semiconductor growth with strong government support. The investment opportunities in the Indian semiconductor ecosystem were also explored, highlighting the historical and current interest in semiconductor startups.
Another significant topic at the conference was the roadmap for India Semiconductor Research Centre (ISRC), aimed at establishing a world-class research institution driving innovation in advanced semiconductor and packaging technologies. Experts from various organizations explored the possibilities and vision of ISRC’s academic, industrial, and volume manufacturing components.
India’s commitment to the semiconductor industry was evident throughout the SemiconIndia 2023 Conference. The event served as a platform to discuss strategies, share insights, and foster growth and development in India’s semiconductor landscape. With its progressive approach and strong government support, India is cementing its position as a key player in the global semiconductor ecosystem.
