India, Sept. 9 -- Karnataka tops semiconductor support efforts in India, hosting the ChipIN Centre with 81 organizations and 73 chip tape-outs, as per MeitY. The state leads in electronic design automation hours, outpacing Tamil Nadu and Telangana. The ChipIN program is crucial to India's semiconductor ecosystem, bolstered by government initiatives.

Karnataka has positioned itself as the frontrunner in India's burgeoning semiconductor industry, thanks to its ChipIN Centre, which has supported 81 organizations and achieved 73 chip tape-outs, the most in the country. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) disclosed these figures, highlighting the state's dominance in electronic design automation tool usage, which re...