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India scores high on semiconductor sector but modest in tech sovereignty: Forrester

India’s semiconductor sovereignty score is projected to rise sharply by 2030, but broader technology independence will require continued investments across AI, cloud, data centres, software, talent, and strategic partnerships, according to Forrester.

29 Jul 2026

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India’s semiconductor sovereignty score is projected to rise sharply by 2030, but broader technology independence will require continued investments across AI, cloud, data centres, software, talent, and strategic partnerships, according to Forrester.

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