SynopsisThe second iteration of the semiconductor mission also has a major focus on designing commercial and strategic chips in India. The Centre will take minority stakes in Indian semiconductor startups, matching private investments at every stage to bridge any funding gap.While the government has reduced the incentive for conventional and advanced semiconductor packaging under the new $13 billion India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) 2.0, a senior official said the ecosystem is now established and stability in policies will drive the momentum of incoming investments.The second iteration of the semiconductor mission also has a major focus on designing commercial and strategic chips in India. The Centre will takeNow Playing