First made-in-India semiconductor chip to be rolled out this year: Ashwini Vaishnaw
Speaking at the 85th foundation day celebrations of Keshav Memorial Educational Society in Hyderabad, the Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister said India is going to become one of the most important semiconductor nations in the world.
Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has said that the country's first indigenous semiconductor chip would be rolled out this year.
Speaking at the 85th foundation day celebrations of Keshav Memorial Educational Society in Hyderabad, he said India is going to become one of the most important semiconductor nations in the world.
Today, some of the most complex chips are designed in cities, including Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, Gurugram and Chennai, he said.
"Now, we are starting the manufacturing of semiconductor chips. We have already approved six semiconductor plants. Their construction is going on. We will have the first made-in-India chip in this year 2025," he said.
The union minister said as part of the India AI Mission, free datasets and others are being uploaded. As many as 1 million people are being trained in the use of AI, he said.
Vaishnaw also said India would be among the top two economies in the world by 2047.
Observing that the world is going through a big change, he said the western countries which were dominating the economy are now being replaced by the "eastern hemisphere".
Edited by Swetha Kannan