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The number of mobile subscribers in the country touched the 771.18 million figures by January end, with the addition of 18.99 million connections in the month. According to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the wireless user base...

The number of mobile subscribers in the country touched the 771.18 million figures by January end, with the addition of 18.99 million connections in the month. According to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the wireless user base...

While the Budget did not live up to the expectations of the electronics industry on certain fronts, it evoked mixed reactions. The initiatives from the government are definitely not significant enough to boost a sector that has the potential to be a good contributor to the country’s GDP

STMicroelectronics is a global independent semiconductor company that designs, develops, manufactures and markets a broad range of semiconductor integrated circuits (ICs) and discrete devices used in a wide variety of microelectronic applications, including telecommunications systems, computer systems, consumer products, automotive products, and industrial automation and control systems. In an interaction with Srabani Sen of Electronics Bazaar, François Guibert, executive VP, STMicroelectronics and president of the company's Greater China and South Asia operations, reveals that the firm is open to partnering with companies in India for applications such as solar energy, lighting, electronics metering and smart cards. “It could be in our own field, for which we can even partner with our competitors,” he informs.

While the government feels that GST will be the next logical step towards comprehensive indirect tax reforms in the country, it gets a mixed reaction from industry

With the Indian economy expanding, global consumer electronics players are showing more interest and trying to cash in on the potential of the vast Indian market. Japan’s largest consumer electronics manufacturer, Panasonic, is not to be left behind. It has changed its focus and has ambitious plans for India. Arjun Balakrishnan, director (operations and planning), Panasonic India, speaks to Sandhya Malhotra of Electronics Bazaar, unveiling the company’s plans for the country.

Frost & Sullivan's Whitepaper Part 1_The India Growth Story.pdf Part 2_Indian Electronics Industry.pdf Part 3_Growth in Electronics Manufacturing.pdf Part 4_First & Sullivan Analysis.pdf

Frost & Sullivan's Whitepaper Part 1_The India Growth Story.pdf Part 2_Indian Electronics Industry.pdf Part 3_Growth in Electronics Manufacturing.pdf Part 4_First & Sullivan Analysis.pdf

GlacialLight has launched its GL Procyon Series flood light—the SP100W-CW/WW, which uses only 100W of power to provide the equivalent amount of light as a...

GlacialLight has launched its GL Procyon Series flood light—the SP100W-CW/WW, which uses only 100W of power to provide the equivalent amount of light as a...

Su-Kam has launched a 2500VA, 48V digital home UPS system (called ‘Shark 2500) that can run all the IT hardware and major appliances used in...