Archive · 28 Jun 2025
MOSart Labs Aims to Build India’s VLSI Workforce
A company called MOSart Labs wants to help India build a bigger tech workforce.
They plan to train 1,000 engineers to design chips by 2026.
They noticed that there aren't enough skilled people to design the chips that go into electronics.
Instead of just teaching from books, they'll have people work on real projects like designing chips.
They're working with experts from famous schools and companies.
They want to make sure that India can design its own chips and create new technology, which supports the Make in India initiative.
MOSart Labs aims to train 1,000 engineers by 2026 for the VLSI sector.
The initiative addresses the skills gap in India's semiconductor industry.
Training will focus on product-based learning with real chip design projects.
Programs are designed with industry veterans and IIT faculty.
The goal is to support India's semiconductor ambitions and innovation.
- Who
- MOSart Labs, chip design and skilling company.
- What
- MOSart Labs aims to train 1,000 VLSI engineers.
- When
- By 2026.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To address the skills gap in India's semiconductor industry and boost local innovation.
Government's Vision
MOSart Labs Vision
Core Focus
Government's Vision
Focusing on chip factories
MOSart Labs Vision
Also needs engineers who can design the chips.
- Company
- MOSart Labs
- Goal
- Train 1,000 VLSI engineers
- Target Year
- 2026
- Focus
- Chip design and semiconductor innovation
- Training Method
- Product-based learning
- Partners
- IIT Bhubaneswar, Tesla, Qualcomm