New Delhi, Oct. 25 -- India is developing advanced chipsets that will be able to run various high-tech applications, including CCTVs, Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Saturday, highlighting the country's rapid strides in indigenous capabilities.

The government will invest more than Rs 200 crore to develop energy-efficient microprocessors for high-performance computing, including servers, the Union minister said.

Semiconductor chips are at the heart of modern technology. They power essential systems in healthcare, transport, communication, defence, and space. As the world moves toward greater digitalisation and automation, semiconductors have become integral to economic security and strategic i...