India and the US will set up a new semiconductor fabrication plant, called 'Shakti,' which will be one of the world's first multi-material fabs dedicated to national security.

Under a transformative collaboration with the US, India will get its first-ever national security semiconductor fabrication plant that will produce chips for use in military hardware in both the countries as well as in critical telecommunication networks and electronics.

The fact sheet also highlighted efforts to create resilient and secure semiconductor supply chains, including GlobalFoundries' establishment of the GF Kolkata Power Center. The project aims to strengthen research and development linkages in chip manufacturing.

India and US to Establish 'Shakti' Semiconductor Fabrication Plant for National Security - India and the United States have announced plans to set up a new semiconductor fabrication plant ,

Both US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the “watershed arrangement”, the first such project where the US Military has agreed to a partnership on highly valued technology with India.

India and the United States have agreed to set up a semiconductor manufacturing facility for producing chips designed for applications in national security, advanced telecommunications, and sustainable energy sectors,

The US and India have agreed to establish a semiconductor plant in India, aimed at enhancing national security. This follows a farewell meeting betwee

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