India expands chip talent pipeline amid surging global chip demand

Дата публикации: 03-08-2026 02:32:04

India has stepped up efforts to build a larger semiconductor workforce through training, curriculum reform, and industry partnerships. The plan matters beyond India because chip supply chains are global, and shortages in skilled engineers, fab workers, and packaging specialists can slow production, innovation, and investment worldwide.

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