US EditionIndia joins US-led initiative to build secure technology supply chains
India joins a coalition of 12 nations to secure semiconductor and AI supply chains, aiming to reduce dependency on China and deepen technology ties with the US.
- On Friday, India formally joined the US-led Pax Silica initiative launched December 2025, signing at the AI Impact Summit’s fifth day with senior government leaders present.
- The Pax Silica framework aims to secure the full technology stack, from critical minerals to AI model development, reflecting India's strategic response to 2020 supply vulnerabilities amid US–China competition.
- Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Electronics and Information Technology, said the moment transcends a ceremonial signing as India's engineers design two-nanometer chips and Micron commits $2.75 billion in Gujarat, with Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron CEO, noting closer technology collaboration.
- By signing, India joined an effort to reduce coercive dependencies and diversify supply chains, signaling closer strategic ties between New Delhi and Washington in AI and advanced manufacturing.
- Ambassador Sergio Gor described Pax Silica as potentially shaping the 21st-century economic order, emphasizing India’s IT talent and US technology, noting that last year’s 50 per cent tariff hike strained ties.
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India Joins U.S. Initiative to Build Secure Technology Supply Chains
India on Friday joined the Pax Silica framework, a U.S.-led effort to create a secure supply chain for critical technologies that would be immune to meddling from China. India’s membership had been in doubt due to trade tensions with the United States under President Donald Trump. The post India Joins U.S. Initiative to Build Secure Technology Supply Chains appeared first on Breitbart.
Why did India choose Pax Silica over Board of Peace? Why did Pakistan join Trump-led forum, was kept away from body for silicon supply chain?
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India joins Pax Silica coalition; deepens strategic technology cooperation with USA
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India Joins US-Led Pax Silica Alliance for AI and Supply Chain Security
India formally joined the US-led Pax Silica alliance on 20 February 2026, signing an agreement during the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. The coalition aims to build resilient supply chains for critical minerals, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence technologies. The signing ceremony was attended by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and US Envoy Sergio Gor, marking a significant step in India’s engagement with global technology and economic …
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