Stay Connected. Stay Informed.
In 2002, Yuan Taur, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who by then was already a doyen in electrical engineering circles, asked a master’s degree student from India, Anuj Grover, to stay on and do a PhD under his supervision. It was a major opportunity — Grover would be working on device…
The story so far: As part of the second phase of the design-linked incentive (DLI) scheme for the domestic semiconductor industry, the Indian government, according to media reports, is considering a proposal to pick an equity stake in domestic chip design-making companies. The modalities and the timing of the policy are yet to be worked…
Read More “Explained | Mapping India’s chip design ecosystem” »