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NITI Aayog has unveiled a comprehensive two-phased roadmap for India’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), designed to propel the nation toward its ambitious target of becoming a USD 30 trillion economy by 2047.The report, titled DPI@2047: The Roadmap to Prosperity, was prepared by the NITI Frontier Tech Hub and sets out a vision that shifts the focus from basic digital identity and payments to
An indigenously developed 30 kW Wide Band Gap (WBG)-based Integrated Drive System (IDS) for electric vehicle applications was launched in Chennai.The technology has been developed by the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Thiruvananthapuram in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology Madras and Lucas TVS under the National Mission on Power Electronics Technology (
Fujifilm Electronic Materials, a subsidiary of Fujifilm Corporation, is preparing to establish semiconductor material production in India by late 2027 or early 2028.The company is currently scouting for land to set up a manufacturing plant, with Gujarat emerging as a potential location. Construction is expected to begin in 2026, following land acquisition in 2025. Fujifilm is exploring both joint
QNu Labs, a Bangalore-based deeptech start-up, has successfully demonstrated a 1,000-km quantum communication network and is now preparing to supply even longer operational networks for the Indian Armed Forces, marking a major leap in India’s defence technology and secure communications.QNu Labs has emerged as a pioneer in India’s quantum-security landscape, developing indigenous quantum key
PM Modi Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong (Right) with South Korean PresidentIndia and South Korea on 20 April unveiled a new partnership centred on technology, with a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence and semiconductors.Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung announced the launch of the “India-Korea Digital Bridge”, positioning it as a cornerstone
Raana Semiconductor Ltd has successfully deployed its fully indigenous Czochralski (CZ) crystal growth system, valued at ₹10.48 crore, at the Centre for Materials for Electronics Technology (C-MET).This marks a crucial step in India’s semiconductor autonomy, enabling the domestic production of single-crystal Silicon and Germanium ingots.By achieving this milestone, India reduces its reliance on
The ground-breaking of India’s first Advanced 3D Glass Semiconductor Packaging Unit, backed by Intel, is scheduled to take place on 19 April 2026 in Bhubaneswar. This marks a significant milestone in India’s semiconductor journey, positioning Odisha as a global hub for cutting-edge advanced packaging technologies.The establishment of this facility represents a strategic leap in India’s ambition
India has taken a decisive step towards building a domestic semiconductor
manufacturing ecosystem with the approval of a special economic zone (SEZ) for
TATA Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Ltd.
The commerce ministry confirmed that TATA plans to invest approximately
₹91,000 crore in the project, which will be spread across 66.16 hectares and
is expected to generate around
L&T Technology Services has announced a strategic partnership with a leading global energy major to establish a new Digital Expertise Centre in India.The collaboration positions the company as a key engineering services and technology partner, with the centre expected to expand its workforce by approximately 500 engineers.The disclosure, underscores the strategic importance of this initiative
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu examining a Quantum computer at SRM UniversityAndhra Pradesh has officially become the first Indian state to commission indigenous quantum computing facilities, marking a historic milestone in India’s technological journey. The launch took place on 14 April 2026, coinciding with World Quantum Day, and positions Amaravati as the country’s emerging hub for quantum