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India bets billions on breaking China’s grip on smartphone manufacturing

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Jagmeet Singh
India bets billions on breaking China’s grip on smartphone manufacturing
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India has launched a multi-billion dollar incentive program to boost domestic smartphone and semiconductor manufacturing. The initiative aims to reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains by attracting global electronics giants like Apple and Samsung.

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This represents a significant shift in global supply chain dynamics as India attempts to challenge China's dominance in electronics manufacturing.

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India unveiled billions of dollars in new incentives for smartphone manufacturing and an expanded semiconductor push on Wednesday, seeking to build on its success assembling Apple’s iPhones and draw more of the global electronics supply chain away from China.

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