India's chip sector has moved from policy discussions to actual production lines.
Commercial chips are now being made domestically and shipped to customers worldwide.
The $13.5 billion investment aims to strengthen the entire supply chain, including design, equipment, and testing.
Energy reliability, including solar and nuclear projects, is highlighted as essential for chip factories and data centres.
Two new semiconductor manufacturing plants have begun commercial production in Mohali and Surat, and a $13.5 billion second phase of the national Semiconductor Mission was announced.
The government plans to train around one hundred thousand engineering students in chip design and encourages industry participation in research and development.
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