India's chip startups rise: $100 million in VC funding, 30+ tapeouts with DLI help
According to the latest government data, India’s Design Linked Incentive (DLI) Scheme is hitting its stride. To date, companies supported under the scheme have achieved over 30 chip design tape-outs and, perhaps more crucially, have raised more than $100 million in VC funding. This surge in capital demonstrates a clear, growing investor confidence in India’s domestic semiconductor design capabilities.One example of standout success is Chennai-based Aheesa Digital Innovations, which just achieved first-pass silicon success with its ‘VIHAAN’ broadband chip. Built on the indigenous VEGA…
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