India's semiconductor self-reliance push gets a major boost with the foundation of its first advanced 3D chip packaging plant in Bhubaneswar, approved under the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM). This coincides with the unveiling of Vikram 3201, India's first fully indigenous microprocessor developed by ISRO, marking a strategic leap in design and manufacturing capabilities.
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- ›Project Cost: ₹1,934 crore
- ›Annual Production Target: 70,000 glass panels, 50 million assembled units
- ›Target this Data: ₹1,934 crore project cost, 70,000 glass panels annual target.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) under MeitY.
- ›Target this Achievement: Vikram 3201 - first indigenous microprocessor by ISRO's Semiconductor Lab.
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