DLI scheme is a part of the Rs. 76,000 push by India to bring the semiconductor ecosystem to the country. Under the DLI scheme, government will provide financial incentives and design infrastructure to domestic companies, start-ups and MSMEs focussed on semicon design.

While the Dutch are planning to curb certain equipment from national champion ASML, and other companies, the US is expected to go one step further and use its long reach to withhold even more Dutch equipment from specific Chinese fabs, news agency Reuters reported.

US-based Kaleyra is a global omnichannel integrated communication services provider with a set of proprietary platforms, offering targeted personalisation through messaging, video, push notifications, e-mail and voice-based services and chatbots. Shares of Tata Communications Ltd ended at Rs 1,582.10, up by Rs 12.75, or 0.81 percent on the BSE.

The Vision Pro, launched last month and expected to be available early next year in the United States, has a starting price tag of $3,499 – over three times the cost of the priciest headset in Meta’s line of mixed and virtual reality devices.