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  • 1 week ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

    - Advertisement -Electronics, agriculture, and pharma power India’s global trade sprint as the country targets a landmark $1 trillion in exports by FY26, noted FIEO in a recent report. India is poised to achieve total exports worth $1 trillion in the financial year 2025–26, according to the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO). This forecast encompasses both goods and services, reflecting strong momentum across multiple key sectors.

  • 1 week ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

    - Advertisement -Pushing the throttle on India’s EV future, Ather and Infineon unite to boost innovation, safety, and efficiency in electric two-wheelers with advanced semiconductor tech. Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer Ather Energy has partnered with Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific to advance electric vehicle (EV) technology in India. The companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in Seoul, South Korea, recently.

  • 1 week ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

    - Advertisement -Tariff chaos halts for the time being, as a US court blocks Trump’s sweeping import duties, offering some relief for electronics firms fearing disrupted supply chains and soaring costs. A US federal court has delivered a major setback to Donald Trump’s trade policy by halting his proposed ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, declaring them unconstitutional and beyond the scope of presidential authority.

  • 1 week ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

    - Advertisement -Across 11 districts in key industrial sectors like renewable energy, automotive and defence electronics, Karnataka clears ₹171.83 billion in investments, unlocking 12,500 employment opportunities. Karnataka has approved a fresh round of investments worth ₹171.83 billion, expected to create over 12,500 job opportunities across multiple districts.

  • 1 week ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

    - Advertisement -Targeting space tech, fabless design expert EnSilica’s Cambridge move taps UK innovation power to boost RF design and ride the satellite communications boom. EnSilica, a UK-based chip design specialist, has launched a new engineering hub in Cambridge. The facility, which opened with a team of six engineers—four of whom hold PhDs—aims to strengthen the company’s capabilities in mmWave and radio frequency (RF) integrated circuit design.

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