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The next generation of Indian start-ups is not building another app. Instead, it’s trying to build things India has traditionally imported—from microchips and rocket engines to advanced energy systems. It’s taking on problems that require years of research, specialised engineering, expensive prototypes and, often, technologies that have never before been commercially built in India. For instance, AGNIT Semiconductors is building Gallium Nitride (GaN) semiconductors in India. GaN is a semiconductor that outperforms silicon. The company has filed for over 20 patents and has five products in field trials; two are completely indigenous. Exponent Energy has filed for 37 patents and…
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