Can India Become a Global Player in the Semiconductor Industry?
India is building a domestic semiconductor industry by focusing on chip design, assembly, and testing. New investments and policy support could reshape global supply chains.
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India is building a domestic semiconductor industry by focusing on chip design, assembly, and testing. New investments and policy support could reshape global supply chains.
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