Ares signs contract with India information security company Blue Star

Honeywell opens new research facility in Bangalore

Wipro launches ‘Tarang’ which will become an integrated product qualification and certification facility

Cypress names winners of PSoC Innovator Design Challenge India

Indian schools to benefit from new computer chips that are solar powered 'I-slate' to use low power 'probabilistic' chips

ISA Vision Summit 2009 reiterates optimism on the way forward in the Indian semiconductor industry

Moser Baer to set up one of India's largest rooftop solar PV installations in Surat

According to a report from the India Semiconductor Association (ISA) and Frost and Sullivan (F&S) the Indian semiconductor industry will only grow half of previous predictions.

Trans-India Acquisition Corp. Agrees to Terminate Agreement to Acquire Solar Semiconductor

Moser Baer’s thin film line has been okayed to begin production of Ultra-Large Solar Modules

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) releases report stating that companies must belt up before taking the road to collaboration but questions whethertechnology companies afford not to?

Manufacturing companies run the risk of failure by cutting their marketing budgets, warns the head of a leading PR agency.

This appears to be the largest acquisition in the tech space by an Indian company.

At a ceremony in Bangalore attended by the cream of the region’s government, industry and education sectors, the government of Kamataka boldy announced that the Bangalore region will become the nanotechnology centre for India.

The Bangalore BPO centre will be re-branded as Sitel India.

Time To Market (TTM) well positioned to leverage SOI for low power applications, including in India’s chip design & services sector.

A new mobile browsing solution that brings a full web experience to all mobile users with Java enabled handsets.

WiMAX, 3G and number portability to drive Indian wireless market in 2009 says iSuppli.

The Indian semiconductor industry expects more than 3.5 million jobs to be generated within the next seven years.

The company is set to expand Indian operations.

The Indian industry giant is surveying at least four overseas locations to set up plants for semiconductor manufacturing and solar grade wafer production.

Starting a new business in the electronics industry is tough enough in itself, with professional research reports and industry experts' advice tipping even the wealthiest start up’s budget; add to this the recent global economic downturn, and a near-term outlook is starting to look bleak.

Trans-India Acquisition Corporation announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire not less than 80% of privately held Solar Semiconductor.