SEMICON India sees flurry of MoUs as chip supply chain expands
Tata Electronics, Intel, Kaynes Semicon, CDIL and others announced partnerships spanning manufacturing, packaging, materials, design and skilling.
India's push for semiconductor development accelerated at SEMICON India 2026, with companies announcing partnerships across the supply chain. Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the beginning of commercial production at CDIL Semiconductor's facility in Mohali and Suchi Semicon's unit in Palsana, Gujarat. Tata Electronics led the pack with 16 MoUs covering manufacturing, packaging, technology, research, and talent development across Europe, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, and India.
Tata Electronics also partnered with Ascendas Firstspace to create a 363-acre vendor park in Dholera for semiconductor industry suppliers. JSR Corporation and Semicon Laboratory entered collaborations focusing on critical materials, supply-chain localisation, and workforce development. Tata Electronics also engaged with Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya to develop industry-ready talent for semiconductor facility engineering.
Intel and ISM launched an introductory semiconductor course in 23 Indian languages and over 240 global languages. The government's ChipIN initiative unveiled six regional centres to provide academic institutions, researchers, startups, and innovators access to advanced chip-design infrastructure.
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