AGNIT Semiconductors CEO Discusses India's Semiconductor and Deep-Tech Manufacturing Future at TechSparks 2026

Hareesh Chandrasekar, CEO and Co-Founder of Bengaluru-based AGNIT Semiconductors, participated in TechSparks 2026 by YourStory Media, joining an industry discussion focused on building India's capabilities in semiconductors, intelligent machines, and advanced manufacturing.

The session, titled *Machines, Chips, Intelligence: Building India's New Industrial Stack*, explored the technologies and industrial capabilities required for India to develop and scale critical technologies domestically.

The discussion brought together industry participants including Kaushik Mudda, Gokul N A, Shweta Rajpal Kohli, and Shivani Muthanna, representing perspectives from India's broader deep-tech ecosystem.

AGNIT Semiconductors operates in the development of Gallium Nitride (GaN) semiconductor technologies, which are relevant to RF power amplifiers, microwave electronics, and power conversion applications.

Building a competitive semiconductor ecosystem requires coordinated development across chip design, semiconductor materials, manufacturing infrastructure, packaging, testing, and engineering talent.

For India's RF and microwave industry, GaN technology is particularly important because of its applications in radar, electronic warfare, satellite communications, wireless infrastructure, and high-power RF systems.

The discussion at TechSparks 2026 highlights growing interest in strengthening India's domestic technology capabilities, although the announcement does not identify a new investment, product launch, or manufacturing facility associated with the event.

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