As India pursues its goal of establishing a robust domestic chipmaking ecosystem, Japanese companies, known for their strength in semiconductor equipment and raw materials, are turning their attention towards opportunities in India.

Following the Bureau of Industry and Security’s (BIS) addition of over 100 Chinese companies to its entity list, China’s four major associations for automobiles, internet, semiconductors, and communications have called upon Chinese businesses to exercise caution when using American chips and to speed up domestic production. The US Department of Commerce’s move aims to limit these companies’ artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor technology development.

For all the buzz about digital transformation in the satellite industry, analog technology still dominates in space. That’s the message from Shey Sabripour, founder and CEO of CesiumAstro, who addressed industry leaders at TASTI 2024 as the sector grapples with critical bottlenecks in launch capacity and spectrum management amid the deployment of new low-Earth orbit (LEO) constellations.