IIT Bombay Partners with Alumnus for Semiconductor Chair Professorship

IIT Bombay has finalized MoU with one of its esteemed alumni. This collaboration is geared toward establishing a Chair Professorship specifically focused on advancing the realms of Semiconductor Technology. Get details here 

The esteemed Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB) has recently formalized a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with one of its alumni, Mr. Anand Inani. This collaborative effort is aimed at establishing a Chair Professorship specifically tailored to drive advancements in Semiconductor Technology.

The creation of this Chair Professorship holds significant promise in aligning with IITB's overarching objective of fostering and promoting extensive research within the field of semiconductors. Moreover, this initiative is poised to play a pivotal role in propelling the growth and development of India's semiconductor ecosystem, marking a noteworthy stride toward technological innovation and academic excellence.

About IIT Bombay Alumnus Anand Inani

Anand Inani, a graduate from the Electrical Engineering program of the class of '97, earned his Bachelor of Technology degree. Presently, he serves as the Vice President for Sales and Business at Samsung Foundry, based in the dynamic region of the San Francisco Bay Area. In his role, he assumes responsibility for overseeing Foundry and ASIC sales, steering strategic business development efforts targeted at acquiring new customers.

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