IndieSemiC eyes India's general-purpose chip gap with Kaynes OSAT deal

, DIGITIMES Asia, Bangalore

Apr 7, 2026, 16:41 0

Nikul Shah, founder and CEO of IndieSemiC. Credit: IndieSemiC.

India-based fabless startup IndieSemiC is betting that its new OSAT partnership with Kaynes Semicon can help it move from RF modules into vertically integrated chip products...

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