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With internet-of-things (IoT) trends setting in, more and more products are integrated with features and applications leveraging rich multimedia features resulting in higher power consumption and reduced battery cycle of these devices. Display components of smart devices consume majority of the power, thus manufacturers and developers are under co...

The adoption of electric four-wheelers in India is growing at a promising pace, making it a major market for global companies. The growth of the electric vehicle (EV) market in the country is predominantly driven by government initiatives and incentives, as well as environmental awareness. To keep up with the growing demand, global and domestic com...

A number of software companies established their fulfillment centers in India in the early 2000s in search of low-cost, high-productivity hubs. The early success of jobs outsourced to India and a rapidly evolving education infrastructure led to further investments in Indian global capability centers (GCCs). As companies ramped up their investments ...

The Microelectronics Technology Opportunity Engine covers innovations pertaining to Edge AI, AI accelerators, NFC, and 3D Photonic chips among others. The Microelectronics Technology Opportunity Engine captures global electronics-related innovations and developments on a weekly basis. Developments are centered on electronics attributed by low power...

The Indian HVAC equipment market is expanding rapidly, fueled by urbanization, infrastructure development, rising temperatures due to climate change, and increasing emphasis on energy efficiency and indoor air quality amid growing health concerns from pollution. Valued at $11.36 billion in 2024, the market is forecast to grow to $22.7 billion by 20...

Information technology (IT) is becoming one of the major contributors of gross domestic product (GDP) growth recorded in India in recent years. It is primarily driven by IT services industry. India is empowering world’s biggest corporates through its IT services; however, back home, it still lacks the basic infrastructure to compete with the global...

India has emerged as a global bright spot economy, especially supported by robust 6% to 7% levels of GDP growth. As India continues on its vigorous growth trajectory, several macroeconomic trends will redefine its business and growth opportunities. This analysis assesses in detail some of the country s key long-term trends, with implications up to ...

The Indian Government’s infrastructure spending will be a top growth driver for light commercial vehicles (LCVs) in the country. Government spending on the development of roadways, highways, and industrial corridors has created new opportunities. Electrification in LCVs can reduce operational costs and increase payload capacity. Technology-focused...

This study analyzes the growth dynamics of the Indian passenger vehicle market, focusing on key demand and supply-side drivers, as well as structural restraints affecting long-term expansion.It evaluates the competitive landscape of major OEMs, with a specific emphasis on product mix, pricing strategies, and segment positioning across the entry-lev...