Summary
A permanent community platform is proposed to enable continuous dialogue and joint action across design, manufacturing, packaging, and testing sectors.
The government supports the effort with Production Linked Incentive schemes and the India Semiconductor Mission, approving twelve new projects and operating five chip factories as of September 2026.
SEMICON India 2026 showcased over 600 exhibitors, including nearly 300 international companies, and recorded 56 memoranda of understanding covering manufacturing, artificial intelligence, research, and skill development.
The broader “Silicon to Systems” vision aims to connect every stage—from chip design to final electronic products—to build a resilient national ecosystem.