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Semicon 2.0: A $13.5 Billion Chip Bet and a Warning Nobody Can Ignore

India launched a $13.5 billion chip mission, counted $11-12 billion in investment interest — and its own minister warned that countries who dislike India’s rise will attack its semiconductor industry. The record says the threat is real; the plan is unstated.
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electronica India 2026: 750 Exhibitors, a Recycled Theme, and the Component Gap That Still Matters

750 exhibitors and a record macro backdrop — but the show reuses last year’s theme, reports no deal outcomes, and the component gap with China still defines India’s electronics story.
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Teradyne India: What the Bengaluru Office Opening Actually Signals

Teradyne India now has a permanent Bengaluru office, timed two days before SEMICON India. The release discloses no headcount, no investment figure, and no customer names — and the office is a sales and support hub, not an R&D centre.

