Headline: 20 Indian Chip Designs Take Shape: DLI Scheme Fuels Domestic Semiconductor Revolution
The Indian government’s Design Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme, a cornerstone of the Semicon India Programme, is bearing fruit. Twenty cutting-edge chip designs, developed by leading academic institutions including several IITs, have successfully been fabricated at the Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL) in Mohali.
This significant milestone underscores the scheme’s effectiveness in nurturing domestic semiconductor design capabilities. The DLI provides crucial financial assistance and access to state-of-the-art fabrication tools.
The initiative is specifically aimed at empowering startups and MSMEs, fostering growth within this strategically vital sector. This success promises to bolster India’s technological independence and create high-skilled jobs.
This achievement holds immense promise for India’s technological future. The successful fabrication of these chip designs positions the nation to become a significant player in the global semiconductor landscape, reducing reliance on foreign imports and driving economic growth.
