India's Semiconductor Vision 2035

Flashcards covering the strategic roadmap, targets, and goals of India's semiconductor industry vision for 2035 as outlined by NITI Aayog.

NITI Frontier Tech Hub

An action tank created by NITI Aayog for Viksit Bharat to track emerging mega-technology shifts and India's preparedness.

Future of India's Semiconductor Industry

India's first comprehensive $10$-year semiconductor roadmap released on $29\,May\,2026$.

$2035$ Value Chain Target

The goal to build a semiconductor value chain worth $USD\,120-150\,billion$.

$2035$ Market Share Target

The goal to capture $10-13\,\%$ of the global semiconductor chip market.

Current Import Requirement

India currently imports $90-95\,\%$ of its semiconductor needs.

Historical Import Cost

India spent nearly $USD\,150\,billion$ on semiconductor imports between $FY2017$ and $FY2025$.

India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 (ISM 2.0)

An initiative announced in Union Budget $2026$ that marks a shift from ecosystem creation to ecosystem deepening.

More-than-Moore approach

A strategy focusing on mature-node semiconductors, advanced packaging/OSAT, and wide-bandgap materials instead of a direct cutting-edge fab race.

$10$-year Investment Need

An estimated $USD\,135-180\,billion$ required over the next decade to achieve the roadmap targets.

OSAT

Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test; an area targeted for focus under India's strategic semiconductor depth.

Viksit Bharat

The national vision for which the NITI Frontier Tech Hub serves as an action tank for technological leadership.

Strategic Shift

The transition from just creating a semiconductor ecosystem to deepening the existing ecosystem, expanding design, materials, and manufacturing.