The global semiconductor ecosystem is rapidly shifting its focus to South Asia. The International Semiconductor Industry Group has officially announced that the ISIG Executive Summit India 2026 where Global semiconductor leaders will congregate in New Delhi on November 3 and 4.
The highly anticipated gathering will unite senior executives, technology innovators, researchers and key government policymakers to strategize on the rapid evolution of domestic and global chip supply chains.
The New Delhi event marks a critical milestone following a series of completely sold out ISIG executive summits across the United States, Taiwan, South Korea and Europe earlier this year. The overwhelming industry response has already prompted organizers to confirm a return to India for late 2027.
At the heart of the upcoming dialogue is the India Semiconductor Mission and broader policy initiatives designed to accelerate domestic manufacturing. Global semiconductor leaders will discuss ecosystem expansion, international technology collaboration and how the nation is securing a formidable position within the global semiconductor value chain.
ISIG Chief Executive Officer and Co Founder Salah Nasri emphasized that India has moved from being a prospective player to an active participant in the industry narrative.
Nasri noted that bringing the summit to New Delhi was a strategic decision because choices currently being made regarding advanced packaging, power electronics and domestic manufacturing will dictate the trajectory of global supply chains for the next ten years. The primary objective is to bring capital, policymakers and executives into the same room where the most urgent industry conversations are taking place.
Government involvement will be a key pillar of the two day event. Amitesh Kumar Sinha, Additional Secretary at the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, alongside other prominent government representatives, is expected to participate.
The comprehensive summit agenda will dive deep into specialized technology segments. Dedicated sessions will explore outsourced semiconductor assembly and test operations, advanced packaging innovations and critical developments in power electronics.
A major focus will be placed on wide bandgap semiconductor technologies, specifically silicon carbide and gallium nitride, which are currently driving transformations in power efficiency across multiple sectors.
Dr Shalu Agarwal, General Manager of India and Head of Power Semiconductor at ISIG, reinforced the strategic advantages at play. Agarwal pointed out that a combination of deep engineering talent, robust policy momentum and a massive domestic market perfectly positions the region to emerge as a central hub for the global semiconductor supply chain.
