With Bengaluru reaching its peak, Tessolve a ₹1000 Cr semiconductor leader is shifting gears, building talent hubs in tier-2 cities. Tessolve CEO Srini Chinamilli highlights the need for India to boost risk capital, strengthen public-private partnerships, and create a semiconductor-focused fund to attract global players.
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