Electronics and Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry

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India begins developing its own AI chip, likely to roll out by 2027: Report​

The ministry of electronics and information technology (Meity) has partnered with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-Dac) and the National e-Governance Division to design the chip from the ground-up, the reported said​

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IIT Madras also had made a RISC-V based microprocessor called Shakti many years back.
It was sent to some Intel facility abroad for fabrication( dunno which country )

 

[londonparistokyo]

Xray & CT would generate current in circuit and could fry it. Its for a reason one is asked to take of all metallic objects and devices off your body when you go for ct/xray scan.

CT scan is an xray. There is no electricity generated. I just googled "ct scan chip" and this came up:

CT Scanning PCB Microchips - Industrial Inspection & Consulting

Microchip PCB Component CT Scanning Case Study using Micro Focus Industrial CT Scanning X-Ray System - NDT Inspection Services

industrialinspection.com

 

[ArjunMK1A]

IIT Madras also had made a RISC-V based microprocessor called Shakti many years back.
It was sent to some Intel facility abroad for fabrication( dunno which country )

Yes, Shakti is the RISC-V based Processor. Intel done the fabrication of the chip.

Shakti Processor | Home

shakti.org.in

As our esteemed members said. Shakti processor currently an IIT-M project with government support. Available for end users. Question is does end user ready to invest in this build an custom chips based on Shakti architecture.