Tata Electronics said it detected a cybersecurity incident after researchers found more than 200,000 files allegedly linked to the company on the dark web, including documents said to relate to Apple and Tesla.
New Delhi is putting more money behind its semiconductor bet, aiming to move from approvals and announcements to fabs, packaging plants and design capacity.
The partnership will support an $11 billion semiconductor plant in Gujarat, focusing on lithography technology, talent development and supply chain capabilities.
The Dholera notification advances Tata’s semiconductor project and underscores India’s push to build domestic chip manufacturing.
New Delhi embeds itself in US-backed technology architecture as global supply chains split along strategic lines.
