Intel is shedding its old skin to become the world’s foundry, eyeing a massive slice of the global manufacturing pie. This pivot is the missing piece in India’s ambitious quest to become a semiconductor superpower.
India has officially joined "Pax Silica," a US-led strategic coalition aimed at securing the global AI stack—from critical minerals to advanced chips. The move signals a major reset in India-US ties and positions New Delhi as a "trusted" alternative to China-dominated supply chains.
The historic "New Delhi Declaration" on AI has been extended by a day. IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw confirmed the delay is a strategic move to maximize global consensus, with expectations for over 80 nations to sign the landmark agreement by Saturday.
