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Singapore’s semiconductor talent pipeline now starts in primary schools
A pilot for pupils aged 10 and up will teach how chips work using LEGO models, programmable motors and sensors. Read more at straitstimes.com.
India can move from ‘engineered in India’ to ‘invent in India’ in semiconductors: Infosys
India has a “once in a generation” opportunity to move beyond semiconductor engineering and capture a larger share of the global value created through chip and system innovation, according to Vikram Meghal, SVP Engineering, Infosys.
The Bengaluru brains behind Intel’s global chips
Intel India engineers are at the forefront of innovation, crafting sophisticated AI PC processors specifically designed for laptops. Their pivotal contributions include the implementation of Intel's state-of-the-art 18A manufacturing technology. By meticulous…