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India plans 8-9 semiconductor fabs, aims for 10% of global 6G patents: Scindia

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  • India is working to develop 8-9 semiconductor fabs
  • India aims to secure 10% of global 6G patents
  • Chip and electronics manufacturers may benefit if India’s semiconductor expansion proceeds

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