SEMICON India 2026 🇮🇳🇺🇸:
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated
#SEMICON India 2026 on September 17 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi. The September 17–19 event brought together 600+ companies, participants from 52 countries, 400+ executives, and 150+ speakers.
The event highlighted
#Semicon 2.0, which was approved by the Union Cabinet on July 15, 2026, with approx $13.5B outlay. The program expands support across six pillars: chip design, semiconductor equipment and materials, fabs, advanced packaging and OSAT, R&D, and talent development.
The India-U.S. Country Roundtable brought together 64 Indian companies and 52 international organisations. U.S.-based
@Applied4Tech announced plans to invest $5B in India over the next decade, while
@LamResearch announced plans for about $1B in India.
@MicronTech said its Sanand facility is producing DRAM and NAND products, with output expected to scale from tens of millions of chips in 2026 to hundreds of millions in 2027.
@intel announced semiconductor education and workforce initiatives. Microchip Technology partnered with Kaynes Semicon and GridCrest Technologies, while Silvaco partnered with C-DAC’s ChipIN Centre. Tata Electronics and Nexperia also announced cooperation on MOSFET manufacturing at Tata’s Dholera fab, and packaging and testing at its Assam facility.
Senior executives from U.S.-based Applied Materials, Micron Technology, AMD, Intel, Lam Research, IBM Research, Microchip Technology, Silvaco, and 3D Glass Solutions participated in the summit, alongside other global semiconductor industry leaders.