Tata Consultancy Services is placing a new bet on India’s semiconductor future. On Thursday, the country’s largest IT services firm announced the launch of chiplet-based system engineering services, designed to help semiconductor companies build faster and more powerful chips. By democratizing next-generation chip design, TCS aims to accelerate innovation and strengthen India’s position in the global semiconductor race. The timing is strategic, with India’s semiconductor market expected to more than double in value by 2030.
The New Services
• Chiplet-based engineering services to support advanced chip design
• Tailored to speed up development of faster and more powerful processors
• Goal is to make cutting-edge chip design more accessible to semiconductor firms
Industry Context
• India’s semiconductor market projected to rise from USD 45–50 billion in 2024–25 to USD 100–110 billion by 2030
• Comes amid a national drive to attract global chipmakers and build domestic capacity
Why It Matters
For TCS: Strengthens its positioning in high-value semiconductor services.
For India: Boosts credibility in its mission to emerge as a global chip hub.
For the industry: Enables faster, more efficient chip design at a critical moment of demand growth.
The Bigger Picture
Semiconductors are the backbone of modern technology, powering everything from smartphones to electric vehicles. By pushing chiplet-based services, TCS is tapping into a wave of modular innovation that could help India carve a stronger role in global supply chains.