SynopsisIndia’s late entry into semiconductor manufacturing could help it catch up as the industry enters a new phase driven by silicon photonics, post-quantum security and neuromorphic computing. Experts said these emerging technologies could help new entrants leapfrog established players, as AI infrastructure faces pressures on computing power, bandwidth, energy consumption and security.India’s late entry into semiconductor manufacturing could prove an advantage as the industry enters a new phase driven by silicon photonics, post-quantum security and neuromorphic computing, giving new entrants a chance to leapfrog established players in these areas, experts told ET.“India may have entered the semiconductor race late, but the next phase of the industry could offer it an opportunity to catch up, and potentially lead, by learningNow Playing
New technologies give Indian chip industry a chance to emerge frontrunners - The Economic Times
India’s late entry into semiconductor manufacturing could help it catch up as the industry enters a new phase driven by silicon photonics, post-quantum security and neuromorphic computing. Experts said these emerging technologies could help new entrants leapfrog established players, as AI infrastructure faces pressures on computing power, bandwidth, energy consumption and security.
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