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India advanced its semiconductor goals by fabricating 56 chip designs from academic institutions, distributing 28 chips to students in Nov 2025.
India has made progress in its semiconductor ambitions, with 122 chip designs submitted by 46 academic institutions through the Chips to Start-up (C2S) Programme, 56 of which were successfully fabricated at the Semiconductor Laboratory in Mohali using 180nm technology.
The ChipIN Centre in Bangalore facilitated the process by providing design tools, mentorship, and infrastructure, enabling batch fabrication every three months to reduce costs.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw handed over 28 fabricated chips—600 bare dies and 600 packaged chips—to students from 17 institutions in November 2025.
The initiative, part of a national push for self-reliance in strategic electronics, has engaged over 100,000 students and 90 startups, marking one of the world’s largest centralized chip design facilities.
India avanzó en sus objetivos de semiconductores fabricando 56 diseños de chips de instituciones académicas, distribuyendo 28 chips a los estudiantes en noviembre de 2025.