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  • Today’s Tech Roundup: India’s ₹2,500 Crore Chip Plant, Shiplog’s $930K Funding, and More

    Today’s Tech Roundup: India’s ₹2,500 Crore Chip Plant, Shiplog’s $930K Funding, and More

    Good morning, tech enthusiasts! Here are the top tech stories making headlines today, from a major semiconductor plant launch in India to key developments in AI funding, job markets, and cryptocurrency.

    PM Modi Launches ₹2,500 Crore Semiconductor Plant in Visakhapatnam

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated the construction of ASIP Technologies’ ₹2,500 crore semiconductor plant in Visakhapatnam. This facility is South India’s first approved chip packaging unit under the India Semiconductor Mission. The project is expected to generate jobs, boost domestic chip production, attract further investment, and reduce India’s reliance on imported semiconductors.

    Shiplog Raises $930K for AI-Powered Marketing Platform

    AI startup Shiplog has secured $930,000 in pre-seed funding to develop AI agents that automate marketing research, campaign planning, and execution. The company aims to save businesses time by handling repetitive tasks. The fresh capital will be used to enhance the product, expand the team, and scale operations.

    AI Makes It Harder for Fresh Graduates to Land Jobs

    Many recent college graduates are facing increased difficulty securing their first job as companies integrate AI into both workflows and hiring processes. Some have submitted hundreds of applications with little success. Experts note that AI is reshaping the job market, creating new barriers for entry-level candidates.

    DeepSeek V4 Flash Offers High Performance at Lower Cost

    DeepSeek’s V4 Flash model delivers strong AI performance at a significantly reduced price, sparking debate over whether AI is becoming a commoditized product. As more affordable models enter the market, competition may shift from model quality to tools, services, security, and user experience.

    Telegram’s Brief App Store Removal Rattles Crypto Traders

    Telegram was temporarily removed from Apple’s App Store, causing concern among cryptocurrency traders. The outage led to a drop in GRAM-related tokens amid fears of user access disruption. The app was later restored, but the incident highlighted the sensitivity of crypto prices to platform availability.