India just kicked off commercial chip production—here's why it matters
India has officially started making computer chips at its new semiconductor plants, with all 10 units set up and production of commercial chips already started.
Announced by S Krishnan from the Ministry of Electronics and IT at the A(I)NDIA Conclave-2025, this move is a big step for India's tech scene and shows real momentum in building homegrown electronics.
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India is also gearing up for the India AI Impact Summit 2026, after hosting over 400 events to get everyone involved in shaping AI's future.
While officials admit AI brings both job worries and new opportunities, they're optimistic about its potential to boost productivity.
Plus, major infrastructure upgrades under ISM 1.0 are nearly finished, with ISM 2.0 on the horizon—all part of India's push to become a developed nation by 2047.