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its advantage lies in talent. it has 20% of the world's chip design talents and has attracted world-class companies such as intel, amd and qualcomm to set up r&d centers. this is enough to prove that india has taken a leading position in the field of talent. the indian government is also actively promoting the development of the semiconductor industry, providing the necessary policy support for chip manufacturing, and training engineers through the "chip to startup" program.

however, the development of india's semiconductor industry has not been smooth sailing. lacking a complete production chain, the share of manufacturing in india's gdp has stagnated, resulting in the lack of upstream and downstream links, making it difficult to form a complete industrial chain. in addition, the business environment still needs to be improved, government policies need to be further improved and optimized, and incentive policies also need to be further broken through. the indian government's policy support is still insufficient, and compared with other countries, india's incentive policies appear to be more "localized."

what is more noteworthy is that india sees an opportunity in the development of semiconductor manufacturing, and it plays a key role in the global supply chain. india's advantages lie in talent and resources, and it is gradually becoming an important part of the global semiconductor industry chain.

recently, ola electric, india's largest electric two-wheeler manufacturer, announced the manufacture of three ai chips, which marks that india has officially embarked on the road of semiconductor manufacturing, with the goal of becoming a leader in the global semiconductor manufacturing industry.

however, india still needs to overcome some challenges. for example, it needs to improve logistics, infrastructure and power grid, as well as support from government policies, in order to give full play to india's advantages in semiconductor manufacturing.

india's chip dream does not simply rely on technological strength. it also needs the support of the political and economic environment, and relies on its own unique cultural heritage and resource advantages to ultimately realize its ambitions.