
During the second day of SEMICON India 2026, officials and industry leaders discussed the nation's transition toward commercial chip production and ecosystem expansion. Key figures noted that India does not need to construct its entire semiconductor supply chain domestically. Representatives from ASML and other firms emphasized increasing international confidence, supported by five domestic semiconductor projects already operating commercially.
SEMICON India 2026 Day 2 focuses on India’s shift from semiconductor policy announcements to commercial chip production and ecosystem development. ASML and industry leaders highlighted growing global confidence in India, with five semiconductor projects already in commercial production.
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