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Chetanya Jain

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What do you think? Recently it was posted that government is planning to launch a semiconductor project that will reduce dependency of India over other country for the same. But as the IT sector is booming and demand of electronic device is increasing these three industry setup by government might fulfil the demand. So a lot of space will be available where startup can be build to build these semiconductor. This the scope in this sector is very high. What do u think ??

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Vrushali

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This is the good opportunity to the startups. One who'll know that is the time to shine he'll know what it is.

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Anonymous 3

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Establishment of semiconductor manufacturing plants could lead to the development of an entire ecosystem of ancillary industries, suppliers, and service providers. Especially I Think Startups could find opportunities in areas like materials, equipment, testing, and more.

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Anonymous 2

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With India's IT industry growing rapidly and the increasing adoption of electronic devices, there is a massive domestic demand for semiconductors that can be catered to by local manufacturing facilities. This presents a big opportunity for startups to develop products and solutions around this demand.

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Anonymous 1

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Yes truly agree. Even bhavish said this in dev sparks this year

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