Yashobhoomi in New Delhi is hosting Semicon India 2025 from September 2–4. Inaugurating the three-day conference was Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In terms of India’s technological and economic advancement, this year’s semiconductor expo is crucial. On September 3, PM Modi will also take part in the CEO Roundtable. The conference’s goal is to draw in both domestic and foreign investment in order to establish India as a semiconductor superpower.
Emphasis on semiconductor industry
A record number of international delegates and corporations attended the fourth edition of the Semicon India conference. It involves more than 150 speakers from 48 countries and more than 350 enterprises. Research and development, smart manufacturing, improved packaging, artificial intelligence, and semiconductor fabrication are the main topics of this three-day event.
We’ll also talk about topics including international collaboration, the startup ecosystem, and the Design Linked Incentive (DLI) program. In order to draw in both domestic and foreign investment, it features roundtable discussions, unique pavilions, and startup development initiatives. The event is a significant step to boost technological independence and fortify the Indian semiconductor ecosystem, according to India News in Hindi.
Inauguration and message of PM Modi
At the opening ceremony, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that the Indian economy grew 7.8% in April and June despite global uncertainty. He stated, “The world trusts India, believes in India and is ready to build the future of semiconductors with India.” PM Modi referred to semiconductors as “diamonds” and said they were the cornerstone of India’s strategic independence and economic security. Additionally, the conference has opened up new avenues for India’s IT sector, according to PM Modi.
Global participation and investment
More than 350 exhibitors and more than 50 world leaders are part in Semicon India 2025. Special pavilions for workforce development and startups have also been established, along with roundtable discussions from six different nations. Building a robust, resilient, and sustainable semiconductor ecosystem in India is the event’s primary goal. Additionally, to encourage international businesses to collaborate and invest in India. This move will be crucial in achieving India’s independence in the semiconductor sector, according to the Latest India News Updates.
Vision turned into reality in four years
In just four years since the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) was launched in 2021, India has realized its ambition. A Rs 76,000 crore Production Linked Incentive (PLI) program has been introduced by the government. The program seeks to establish employment in the high-tech sector and establish India as a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing. A platform to further this goal and draw in international investors is offered by Semicon India 2025.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational purposes only. Dates, participation, and announcements mentioned are subject to change. Readers are advised to verify details from official sources before drawing conclusions.
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