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By: TheJestPress.com
**India’s Chip Market Poised To Scale $110 Billion By 2030, Aunties Gearing Up to Haggle Prices**
Move over, street vendors! India’s chip market isn’t talking about potato or banana this time, but the ones that power your phones, cars, and the neighbor’s suspiciously loud “smart” washing machine. Experts now predict that the Indian semiconductor market will explode to $110 billion by 2030. In other words, by the next time you finish a government form, the country might be designing its own processors and not just spicy snacks.
Early signs of growth are already making waves in Indian households. Teens are abandoning TikTok challenges for “Build Your Own Microprocessor” dance-offs, and every third uncle is now claiming to be a “semiconductor influencer” on WhatsApp University.
Meanwhile, top Indian aunties are preparing to storm Delhi’s new Chip Bazaar, certain they can talk down an NVIDIA GPU to “final price, paise ka paisa, no GST beta.” Intel executives were last seen brushing up on their bargaining skills and practicing “Accha, last price, promise!” in anticipation of incoming negotiations.
On the government front, officials are frantically rebranding silicon as “Silicone Valley,” confusing both California and Mumbai’s cosmetic surgeons. “We’re committed to self-reliance,” stated a Ministry spokesperson, “The youth will soon have two job options: Bollywood backup dancer or integrated circuit assembler.”
Big Indian conglomerates have already declared Diwali as the “Festival of Chips,” promising chip-shaped sweets and stock bonuses in microprocessors. Schoolchildren, meanwhile, are being forced to write 10,000-word essays on “My Silicon Dream,” while learning new C++ mantras along with their Sanskrit shlokas.
If all goes to plan, by 2030 India will have 1.4 billion people, and at least 2.8 billion chips—none of which you can eat with chai, unfortunately.
By: TheJestPress.com
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