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India's chip design startups near production with government support, but low volumes, high fab costs, and supply chain bottlenecks hinder commercialization (Ananta Agarwal/Nikkei Asia)

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In short

India's chip design startups are close to commercialization with government support, but they struggle with low volumes, high fab costs, and supply chain bottlenecks, hindering their ability to meet commercial demands. The startups are advancing in advanced chip technology but face substantial challenges in manufacturing and supply chain management.

Key points

  • India's chip design startups are on the verge of commercial success.: India's chip design startups are on the verge of commercial success.
  • The startups are advancing in advanced chip technology.: The startups are advancing in advanced chip technology.
  • The industry faces significant hurdles in manufacturing and supply chain management.: The industry faces significant hurdles in manufacturing and supply chain management.

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