Bengaluru's Signalchip Showcases Indigenous Semiconductor Technologies at ESTIC 2026
Signalchip showcased its indigenous semiconductor chips and systems at ESTIC 2026, highlighting India's growing capabilities in wireless communication technologies.
Bengaluru's Signalchip, a semiconductor company focused on indigenous wireless communication technologies, showcased its domestically developed chips and systems at ESTIC 2026 in New Delhi.
The company presented its semiconductor capabilities to senior government and industry representatives, including Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh, Principal Scientific Adviser Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood, and Department of Telecommunications Secretary Amit Agarwal.
Other visitors included Dr. B. K. Das, Director General (ECS), DRDO, and Manoj Jain, Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat Electronics Limited.
Signalchip's work is particularly relevant to India's efforts to develop indigenous 4G/5G semiconductor technologies and wireless communication systems, reducing dependence on imported solutions.
The company's participation at ESTIC 2026 highlights the increasing visibility of Indian semiconductor design companies in the country's telecommunications and defence technology ecosystem.
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