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The Biden administration is cashing in $285 million in CHIPS Act funding to develop digital twins. The Biden administration is cashing in $285 million in CHIPS Act funding to support the development of digital twins for semiconductor manufacturing.

Mindgrove: The startup, supported by IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation and incubated in the IIT-Madras Incubation Cell, said the chip has had a successful MPW tape-out (the silicon industry term for prototyping) at the 28nm node, and that reference boards will be available for original equipment manufacturers to try out it in the coming weeks.

A new study reports how the isotope effect on the optical bandgap plays a vital role in exciton-phonon coupling in the physical properties of 2D materials. Learn more about it in this article.

The estimated investment in the project over five years is Rs 7,600 crore and the same is expected to be funded by a combination of government subsidies, equity contribution and potential bank borrowings as required, the company said.

Mindgrove Technologies launched India’s first commercial high-performance SoC (system on chip) named Secure IoT

Nearly 40 years since opening the doors to the wider world, Vietnam’s development has witnessed great strides with major contributions from foreign investment, which is now leaning into new priorities such as semiconductor manufacturing and AI.

As India aims to reach $300 billion electronics production by FY26, it will trigger demand for semiconductors worth $90-$100 billion

DataThinkWork optimises semiconductor supply chain management, leveraging analytics to inform decision-making and reduce inventory surplus risk, using novel tools for inventory cycle assessment to anomaly detection.

The company is expected to invest more than $45 billion into the region.

Budget For Semiconductors: “The new package would be one of the key agendas for the new govt and will be taken up on a priority basis,” one of the sources said, pointing out that new proposals that are coming in for semiconductors necessitate a fresh package.