India's push to expand semiconductor assembly and packaging capacity risks outpacing the development of its chip testing infrastructure, potentially increasing costs and prolonging reliance on overseas facilities.
Several outlets reported on November 3 that India’s data centre industry is expected to expand sharply by 2030. India Times and Daily Excelsior said installed capacity could grow fivefold to about 7.5 gigawatts by March 2030. Business Standard reported a projected ₹3 trillion in sector investment by 2030, while Deccan Chronicle said investment of more than ₹3 lakh crore is expected over the next four financial years; the reports do not give a breakdown of how that funding will be spent.
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