India Electronics and Semiconductor roundup via IESA vision Summit 2024: Cheetahs are bred

EEHerald being operated from Bangalore, we have nearly covered all the IESA Vision Summits held since 2009 except the one during Covid. We already wrote two short articles after attending IESA VS 2024 giving the overall observations (You can find links to those articles at the end of this article). While broad Indian semiconductor eco is under construction all over India with the government, industry and academia all playing their roles. These stakeholders could meet and share experiences, trends, and their innovations to the attendees at the event. It was like two-day run on what all happened in 2023 and what’s to look forward in 2024. Here in this article, I go little in detail with key points made by some of the speakers and panelists. AI chips: Sid Sheth, Founder & CEO, d-Matrix presented his keynote titled "India's Role in the Global Explosion of Generative AI on AI chips". Sid Sheth started how generative AI tools such as ChatGPT creating great excitement and gripping the whole world. His company d-Matrix is trying to solve the next-gen computing problem that will allow generative AI to be commercially viable for everyone. He finds it encouraging to see Indian government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi embracing AI as kinetic enabler for achieving a $1 billion digital economy. Generative AI has the potential to add 1.5 trillion to In...