Silicon Dreams: India's Journey to Semiconductor Supremacy through Patents and Innovation By Dr. Joshita Khemani Davar: As the global semiconductor industry accelerates toward a projected $1 trillion valuation by the end of the decade, India is strategically positioning itself to become a major player. In this article, Dr. Joshita Khemani Davar, Managing Partner & Principal Attorney at Law at L. S. Davar & Co, explores how India’s emphasis on patents and innovation is paving the way for its rise in the semiconductor space.
Semiconductors have become crucial in various technologies, from computers and smartphones to defense systems and automotive applications. The global demand for these tiny chips has surged, especially in the wake of the U.S.-China technological rivalry and the COVID-19 pandemic. Recognizing the strategic importance of self-sufficiency in semiconductor production, the Indian government has introduced a massive incentive package to attract foreign semiconductor firms. Dr. Joshita Khemani Davar
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Patents are essential for protecting the extensive investment and engineering involved in semiconductor development. The Indian Patent Office (IPO) has significantly improved its processes, enabling quicker patent grants and enhancing the overall patent ecosystem. The establishment of specialized Intellectual Property Divisions (IPDs) in Indian high courts has further strengthened IP protection, ensuring timely resolution of patent disputes.
India’s increased focus on patenting semiconductors will drive advancements in research and development, bolster domestic manufacturing, and secure a competitive edge in global markets. With significant investment in patenting and legal protection, India is on the path to becoming a semiconductor superpower, capable of leading both in innovation and production.
India’s journey toward semiconductor supremacy is fueled by a robust patent framework and a commitment to innovation. As the country ramps up its domestic production, it is poised to make a significant impact on the global semiconductor market, establishing itself as a leader in this critical industry.
Please read The Full Article By Dr. Joshita Khemani Davar in Our Latest Edition on The Women's IP Annual 2024
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