India is positioning itself to stand alongside the US and China in what Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw calls the global “T3” technology order. Speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum, the minister highlighted how India’s rapid progress in semiconductors, space tech, and startups is reshaping its global tech identity. In just three years, India has built a growing chip ecosystem, with advanced 2nm chip design underway and multiple semiconductor units moving toward commercial production. The minister also pointed to India’s booming space sector and explosive startup growth as signs of strong innovation momentum. By 2031–32, he said, India’s semiconductor capabilities could match leading nations, setting the stage for a fair global tech race.
Ashwini Vaishnaw Says India Set To Join US & China In ‘T3’ Tech Leadership By 2032
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