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A balanced regulatory approach is crucial, one that supports both public and private players and drives innovation

In mobile, telecom, electronics and the entire technology ecosystem, wherever there are global bottlenecks, India has the opportunity to provide solutions to the world: PM

Over the years, Indian and India-centric companies operating in the US have significantly reduced their dependencies on H-1B visas and steadily increased their local hiring

We want to be an original design manufacturer (ODM) company, that's the vision for our second innings, says, Raghu Panicker, CEO, Kaynes Semicon

National Engineers' Day is annually observed in India on September 15, marking the birth anniversary of India's renowned and greatest engineer, Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya.

India is positioned as the next logical geography for capacity expansion, leveraging abundant top-tier engineering talent and relatively lower-cost power corridors.

The network will leverage frontier technologies ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) to quantum computing to solve some of the most challenging problems for clients across industries.

We are establishing a customer support office to work more closely with local customers and eco-system partners. As India continues to expand its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities, ASML is pleased to contribute its technological expertise, says Christophe Fouquet

We will build a design IP ecosystem that empowers innovators across the country's semiconductor value chain from startups to established enterprises, says Dr Randhir Thakur, CEO & Managing Director, Tata Electronics

Battery Smart is transforming the EV landscape through its innovative battery swapping technology, addressing key challenges such as range anxiety and limited charging infrastructure

In four years, since the launch of the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) in 2021, India has announced a INR 76,000 crore production linked incentive (PLI) scheme, of which nearly INR 65,000 crore has already been committed

Analysts warn that inorganic growth must be balanced with careful integration, cultural alignment, and a sustained focus on organic growth. Success hinges on strategic fit, disciplined execution, and ongoing investment in internal innovation.

It added more than 120 net new customers in the first half, including marquee names in healthcare, energy, and technology, of which over 10 are from India

In FY26, Tarafdar has a plan of action for IT major Infosys to achieve major milestones

AI orchestrators, agent bosses, workflow designers, software optimizers, are some of the roles which have come up, says Microsoft India and South Asia, president, Puneet Chandok

Is the game over for real-money games in India?

I know how to expand to different regions starting from South Asian countries and there is a huge potential for a brand coming out from India, says, Madhav Sheth, CEO Ai+ Smartphone In India.

The average selling price (ASP) for overall wearables saw a modest increase of 2.2 percent YoY to $19.2 in 2Q25

As more awareness around use-cases expands, OEMs expect AI PCs to move rapidly into mainstream

With the upcoming Windows 10 end of cycle in October, OEMS anticipate a major refresh cycle across the market

Companies are doubling down on India's strategic value— driven by access to deep digital talent, operational resilience, and a favorable regulatory climate

The ongoing uncertainties in the US market have also encouraged Indian IT companies to focus more on expanding their footprint in Europe

By 2030, the company's goal is to have 60 per cent of revenues coming from international markets and 40 per cent from India

AI-DLC is an openly accessible AI-native methodology designed to help organisations use AI in the software development process for building complex systems at scale

To thrive in this new reality and maintain a competitive edge, Inductus believes US corporate leaders must urgently assess their global operating models and strategically scale their GCC 3.0 presence in India.

For FY26 and beyond, our ambition is clear — to expand our market share to 18–20 percent, driven by a balanced growth strategy that cuts across product categories, customer segments, and geographies, says Harish Kohli, president & MD, Acer India