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2 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
After Alok Ohrie departs, Manish Gupta steps in to lead Dell Technologies India as its President and MD, promising strategies, tech innovation, and customer-first transformation. Dell Technologies has appointed Manish Gupta as its new President and Managing Director for India, effective immediately. Based in Bengaluru, Gupta will report directly to Peter Marrs, president of Asia Pacific Japan and Greater China (APJC).
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2 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Amid growing electricity demand, SPP and Hitachi are set to launch an AI-powered initiative aimed at reducing interconnection delays and improving US energy grid reliability. Southwest Power Pool (SPP) has partnered with Hitachi to develop a cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) solution to solve major delays in the US power grid’s generator interconnection (GI) process.
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2 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Set to hit the roads in Arunachal Pradesh, Chartered Speed partners with APSTS electric bus service to improve transport links in remote cities. Chartered Speed has partnered with the Arunachal Pradesh State Transport Service (APSTS) to introduce 10 electric buses across the state. The initiative was formally launched by Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein, who flagged off the buses at an official ceremony.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Tensions rise as Indian electronics firms face government roadblocks with Chinese joint ventures. With a July deadline looming, key partnerships and tech transfers hang in the balance. Several Indian electronics firms are struggling to get government approvals for joint ventures (JVs) with Chinese companies, particularly those involving technology transfers, according to The Economic Times.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Targetting 50% gross margins, Intel clamps down on low-profit projects, trims workforce to reclaim chip industry dominance. Intel has introduced a strict profit threshold for new projects under the leadership of its new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, in a bid to reverse declining financial performance. According to Tom’s Hardware, Intel will no longer approve projects that cannot demonstrate a projected gross margin of at least 50%.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
With an installed capacity of 281MW, JSW Energy’s latest Maharashtra project powers up its green ambitions and simultaneously its subsidiary secures a 25-year deal with Adani Electricity. JSW Energy has commissioned a new 281MW renewable energy project in Maharashtra, combining 215MW of solar and 66MW of wind capacity. The company stated that the addition would increase output during the peak wind season and enhance its overall contribution to green energy.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Reshoring chip power with a $16 billion boost, GlobalFoundries ramps up US production to meet AI demand and shield supply chains from global risks. Semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries is investing $16 billion to scale up its production facilities in New York and Vermont. The funding will support the expansion of chip manufacturing and advanced packaging capabilities at sites in Malta and Essex Junction.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Making it easier for startups and MSMEs to build semiconductor and electronics units, the centre has relaxed the SEZ land norms. The industry views this as a push towards India’s tech manufacturing dream. The Indian government has reduced the minimum contiguous land area required for special economic zones (SEZs) dedicated solely to semiconductor or electronic component manufacturing.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
To lead its digital strategy in India, Shashank Jha joins as the new CIO and site leader for IDT&S division, Boeing, reinforcing its tech focus and expanding its global engineering footprint. Boeing has named Shashank Jha as the new site leader for Information, Digital Technology, and Security (IDT&S) and Chief Information Officer (CIO) for its India division.
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3 weeks ago | 
electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra
Big names in global auto are eyeing India—not for petrol power, but for EVs. The scheme, officially notified last year, sparked this fresh interest, says Union Heavy Industries Minister. Several car manufacturers, including Mercedes-Benz, Skoda-Volkswagen, Hyundai, and Kia, are exploring opportunities to manufacture electric vehicles (EVs) in India. This was confirmed by Union Heavy Industries Minister H D Kumaraswamy on Monday.
