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India’s Semiconductor Revolution: From 1% to Industry Leader While the global semiconductor industry stands at $611 billion, India currently holds only ~1%. However, that’s about to change. India has 20% of the global semiconductor design talent an

🌍 Semiconductor Manufacturing by Country (2025) 🚀 🇹🇼 Taiwan: Leads with 50% of global chip production; TSMC exports $150B (2022). 🇰🇷 South Korea: $130B exports; top in memory chips (Samsung, SK Hynix). 🇺🇸 USA: 12% manufacturing capacity; le

Let's decode the Semiconductor Industry in India : High Import Reliance: • India depends heavily on other countries for semiconductors. • Major suppliers: China, Taiwan, South Korea, and the USA. • In 2023, India imported semiconductors worth ov

Global Foundries, the US-based semiconductor manufacturing giant, is planning to establish a whole semiconductor ecosystem in Bengal, which will include servicing and R&D. The collaborative state-of-the-art unit, to be called the GF Kolkata Power Cen

🚀 The Global Semiconductor Industry is booming! 🌟 Market Leaders: 1. NVIDIA: $3.4T 2. Broadcom: $1.1T 3. TSMC: $1T 4. ASML: $275B 5. Samsung: $240B 🏆 Innovation powers the future! 💡 The backbone of AI, gadgets, and technology. Who's your

TSMC has declined India’s offer to set up a chip plant! But India isn’t slowing down—Tata & Taiwan’s PSMC are stepping in to power the nation’s semiconductor dreams.

According to Deloitte’s 2025 Semiconductor Industry Outlook, GenAI chips could account for ~20% of total semiconductor revenue in 2024, yet represent less than 0.2% of total wafers (chips) shipped. We’re moving into a world where a small number of p

The world’s biggest importer of semiconductors is China, with the United States running a close second. China relies on semiconductors to power its massive consumer electronics industry. In 2020, China spent more on semiconductors than it did on oil

India is the 2nd largest producer of tobacco in the world after China. India is the 4th largest producer of FCV tobacco in the world after China, Brazil and Zimbabwe.

India is the world's second largest producer of coal and cement, and the fourth largest producer of iron ore. India also produces significant amounts of bauxite, mica, and sponge iron.