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THE WEEK India
|April 27, 2025
India’s chip revolution calls for a deeper conversation about ethics, national responsibility, and the global perception of Indian enterprise
INDIA HAS SEEN a quiet revolution in semiconductors in the past five to 10 years. The country is now emerging as a hub for design, development and deep-tech innovation—a shift that is not accidental, but the result of visionary policies and the support of the Union and state governments.
Karnataka became a pioneer by launching the ₹92.5 crore Karnataka Semiconductor Venture Capital Fund (KARSEMVEN Fund) in 1999. It laid the foundation for initiatives like SUFFL—the Semiconductor Fabless Accelerator Lab—further strengthening India’s fabless chip design ecosystem.
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