India Expands Semiconductor Manufacturing with 12 New Chip Sites and PM Modi's Confidence

PM Modi says India ready for new trusted chip bases, noting the global need for reliable semiconductor supply chains. He highlighted that India is positioned to become a key partner in securing chip production and reducing dependence on foreign sources.

Imarcengineering reports that India is expanding semiconductor manufacturing in 2026, indicating a strategic move to increase domestic fabrication capacity. The expansion aims to support the growing demand for chips in consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial sectors.

Tech Times notes that India's 12 chip sites are already showing assembly work, with Semicon 2.0 focusing on materials and machines to boost local fabrication. The initiative reflects a broader effort to strengthen the supply chain and attract investment in advanced semiconductor technologies.

Semiconductor device fabrication remains a core focus for India, as the country seeks to build a robust supply chain for chips used in everything from smartphones to electric vehicles.