India Plans to Develop Its Own GPU Chips Within 24 Months
On November 4, S. Krishnan, Secretary of India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, stated that under the "India Semiconductor Mission 2.0," the country plans to develop a domestic GPU chip in about 24 months, viewing AI as a new opportunity for the IT industry akin to the "Y2K" era. He did not disclose any manufacturers or chip suppliers. India also plans to bring its RISC-V-based SHAKTI and VEGA processors to the commercial market. The Indian semiconductor market is currently…
India Plans to Develop Homegrown GPU Chips Within 24 Months
S. Krishnan, Secretary of India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, stated on November 4 that under the "Semiconductor Mission 2.0," the country plans to develop a local GPU chip in approximately 24 months. He also described AI as a new opportunity for the IT industry, akin to the Y2K era.
He did not disclose any specific manufacturers or chip suppliers. India also plans to bring its RISC-V-based SHAKTI and VEGA processors to the commercial market. The Indian semiconductor market is currently valued at around $50 billion and is projected to approach $100 billion by 2030.
Source: Tom's Hardware