
Shrabona Ghosh
Correspondent at Entrepreneur IN
Journalist covering tech, FMCG, auto, aviation| Senior correspondent@Entrepreneur India| previously with TNIE LinkedIn: https://t.co/gUba0XRHh9
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6 days ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
Addressing the 81st Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's growing aviation progress powered by Make In India. In 10-15 years India's aviation industry has potential to evolve into a 10 billion dollar market by domestically manufacturing avionics, structural components and electronics.
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6 days ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
With a pipeline of more than 50 customers and 11 active projects on the product side, L&T Semiconductor Technologies (LTSCT), a fabless chip company, is ready to power India's semiconductor aspirations. The company also has plans on rolling out graphics processing units (GPUs), however it is time-bound. This financial year(FY) is on track and LTSCT is ahead of its plans– that's what the top boss believes, "I think we are going well on track, maybe ahead of our plan.
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1 week ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
Amid geopolitical tensions and ongoing tariff truce, Apple is quietly mapping its global manufacturing outlook. India takes centre stage as an undeterred CEO Tim Cook – despite warnings from President Donald Trump to slap 25 percent import duty in the US on Indian-assembled iPhones – refuses to back down. At least the numbers tell us so. Shipments of iPhones from India to the U.S. rose 76 percent in April 2025, year on year, estimates from Canalys, a technology market analyst firm shows.
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2 weeks ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
With an eye on expanding deeper into the Indian market, under the leadership of president & CEO Toshiaki Nomura, Canon Group intends to maximize on India's value for money aspiration. Globally, the group holds India as one of its fastest-growing markets, "Growth in India is exponential and we call it infinite India.
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2 weeks ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
While Qualcomm has been focusing on on-device AI, it believes in a hybrid AI future. The company announced at Computex, the advanced custom CPU technology with NVIDIA's full-stack AI platform, aimed at bringing efficient intelligence to data center infrastructure. With this, Qualcomm plans to re-enter the data center space pursuing high performance and low power usage.
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