NEW DELHI (Diya TV) — Qualcomm’s President and CEO, Cristiano Amon, is actively engaging in discussions to broaden the company’s collaboration with the Adani Group, signaling an alignment with India’s burgeoning semiconductor landscape.
During his visit to India, Amon met with Gautam Adani, the Founder and Chairman of the Adani Group, for an extensive dialogue encompassing semiconductors, AI, mobility, and edge appliances. Both parties expressed optimism about the potential synergies across various markets.
Gautam Adani hailed the meeting as fruitful, emphasizing the inspirational vision outlined by Amon. The discussions shed light on India’s advancements in AI, semiconductors, and the future of transportation, reflecting the country’s growing prominence in the tech sector.
The rendezvous between Qualcomm and the Adani Group hints at a potential collaboration amid India’s semiconductor surge. The Adani Group’s recent ventures into private 5G networks and data center construction align well with Qualcomm’s expertise in semiconductor design and wireless communication solutions.
Qualcomm’s commitment to India’s digital transformation was further underscored by Amon’s announcement of a new design center in Chennai, specializing in wireless connectivity solutions. Set to employ 1,600 skilled professionals, the center will contribute to Qualcomm’s global R&D efforts, particularly in 5G cellular technology.
Moreover, Amon expressed Qualcomm’s openness to sourcing semiconductor chips from India in the future, highlighting the company’s interest in India’s semiconductor initiatives. With the Indian government approving several semiconductor projects, including collaborations with global giants like Micron Technology and Tata Electronics, India’s semiconductor ecosystem is poised for significant growth.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw lauded the inauguration of Qualcomm’s Chennai Design Center as a milestone in India’s semiconductor journey, emphasizing the country’s comprehensive capabilities across the semiconductor value chain.
In addition to bolstering its R&D efforts, Qualcomm is actively partnering with Indian companies across various sectors, including telecommunications, automotive, and industrial electronics, to explore emerging technologies. Amon’s optimistic outlook reflects Qualcomm’s confidence in India’s talent pool and its evolving market potential.
