Modi touted the India's vast pool of engineering graduates and semiconductor-friendly policies as assets companies should take advantage of.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a charm offensive for global investors at India’s top chip-industry event, drawing pledges from U.S. firms Applied Materials and Lam Research for billions of dollars in outlays. Marking India’s audacious bid to win a seat at the global chip-making table, Modi touted the country’s vast pool of engineering graduates and semiconductor-friendly policies as assets international companies should take advantage of.
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