According to NASSCOM, hyderabad accounted for one-third of all new technology jobs in india in 2021–2022 over the previous two years. It got even better in the 2022–2023 fiscal year, and according to Rama Rao, 44% of all new tech employment in the nation were generated in Hyderabad. On Monday, the minister attended the world-class Semiconductor Design and Development Facility Centre hosted by Microchip technology in india at One Golden Mile, Kokapet.
The minister said hyderabad has been expanding phenomenally while keeping things in the proper perspective. In hyderabad, there were 3.23 lakh IT workers overall in 2014; this figure is expected to rise to 9.05 lakh by 2022–2023. Similar to how Telangana's IT exports increased from Rs. 56,000 crore in 2014 to Rs. 2.41 lakh crore, he said.
Hyderabad - The Vaccine capital of the World
India, and particularly hyderabad, may be important in the field of sustainable transportation. Future mobility was all about sustainability over the coming two decades, with an emphasis on net zero and carbon neutrality, he said. Mobility Valley was introduced to put hyderabad on top. "I implore Microchip to become a knowledge partner with us. telangana transportation Valley will launch into that orbit, making us an essential node for sustainable transportation, just as Genome Valley made hyderabad the vaccine capital, added Rama Rao.
T-FACE Being Rolled Out
The minister said that the State government was launching a fresh effort in the field of VLSI. T-FACE, which stands for Fabulous Accelerator through Cloud Enablement, is a project centered on incubation, innovation, and skill development, he said. "We have high hopes for this project. The world's largest innovation campus, T-Hub and T-Works, are already located in Hyderabad. The minister stated that the recent initiative will receive further assistance and that the focus was on technological innovation and prototyping.
To make India's presence felt in the semiconductor industry, you need a solid work force and a solid thinking force. In comparison to the US, Taiwan, and other semiconductor eco systems, we are still in the very early phases. In the coming ten years, india will likely hold the top spot, and hyderabad will play a significant part in that, according to Rama Rao.
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