Indian employers hope for computer tech, semicon edge
Mint Bangalore|January 08, 2025
Increased digital access, geopolitical tensions and climate-mitigation efforts are the primary trends expected to shape the future of jobs in India by 2030, the World Economic Forum (WEF) said in a report.
Devina Sengupta

Increased digital access, geopolitical tensions and climate-mitigation efforts are the primary trends expected to shape the future of jobs in India by 2030, the World Economic Forum (WEF) said in a report. Similar to their global peers, firms operating in the country are heavily investing in AI, robotics and autonomous systems, and energy technologies.

Employers in India are also planning to outpace global adoption in certain technologies, with 35% expecting semiconductors and computing technologies and 21% expecting quantum and encryption to transform their operations.

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