India's semiconductor dream is under threat as none of the major chipmaking companies, including Intel, TSMC, Samsung, Global Foundries, and Micron, have applied for the incentives provided.
In the 1970s, India made quite a visionary bet — on chips!
We’re talking about semiconductors, of course. We realized that almost everything in the world would rely on electronic components in the future. And it would all need these complex chips to power them. So we set up a government-owned entity c...
