New Delhi, Nov. 2 -- India holds the potential to establish a robust domestic semiconductor ecosystem by prioritising internal talent development, core engineering skilling, and domestic innovation, industry leaders noted during a select media roundtable ahead of its flagship ISIG Executive Summit India 2026.

Speaking to ANI at the sidelines of the summit, Salah Nasri, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of International Semiconductor Industry Group (ISIG), stated that global semiconductor companies prioritise workforce capabilities above all else when evaluating investment destinations.

"The investment is going to come in primarily from our perspective, which is the talent. There is a shortage of talent in semiconductor manufacturin...