Archive · 25 Nov 2025
SCI Semiconductors Plans GCC in Bengaluru
SCI Semiconductors, a UK-based company, wants to set up a big office in Bengaluru, India.
This office will help make special computer chips that keep computers safe.
The government of Karnataka is very happy about this and will help SCI Semiconductors.
The industries minister, M B Patil, met with leaders from SCI Semiconductors and other companies like Weir Group, Latos Data Centre, Samco Holdings, and ARM Semiconductors.
They talked about investing in Karnataka in areas like renewable energy, making ethanol, and setting up data centers.
ARM Semiconductors already has a big office in Bengaluru and wants to make it even bigger.
The companies are excited about the new projects in Karnataka, like the KWIN City project.
SCI Semiconductors plans to establish a Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Bengaluru.
Karnataka Government assured full support for the company's investment and future collaboration.
Industries Minister M B Patil met with leaders from SCI Semiconductors, Weir Group, Latos Data Centre, Samco Holdings, and ARM Semiconductors.
ARM Semiconductors aims to expand its collaboration across global centers, including Bengaluru.
Other companies showed interest in investing in Karnataka's renewable energy, ethanol production, battery manufacturing, and AI incubation.
- Who
- SCI Semiconductors, Karnataka Government, Weir Group, Latos Data Centre, Samco Holdings, ARM Semiconductors
- What
- Plans to establish a Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Bengaluru
- When
- November 24, 2025 (IST)
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Why
- To manufacture hardware-secured microprocessors and expand collaboration
- Company
- SCI Semiconductors
- Location
- Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Project
- Global Capability Centre (GCC)
- Support
- Full support from Karnataka Government
- Industries Minister
- M B Patil
- Other Companies
- Weir Group, Latos Data Centre, Samco Holdings, ARM Semiconductors
- Meeting Date
- November 24, 2025 (IST)
- Karnataka Projects
- KWIN City, renewable energy, ethanol, battery manufacturing, AI incubation