Summary
The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing displayed a 64‑bit open RISC V processor aimed at high‑performance computing and Artificial Intelligence tasks.
Start‑ups presented chips for smart appliances, electric vehicles, drones, and high‑speed internet connectivity.
The Indian government announced the Semicon 2.0 programme, allocating 127,500 crore rupees to expand design, fabrication, packaging, research, and talent development.
Three new semiconductor fabrication facilities have begun commercial production, marking a shift from policy support to actual manufacturing.