Silizium Circuits
DLI Beneficiary
TipWhy This Matters
Kochi-based fabless IP venture aiming to become India’s largest analog/RF/mixed-signal IP exporter by 2030. Also backed by MeitY’s Chips-to-Startup (C2S) programme and a ₹7.59 crore DoT Telecom Technology Development Fund grant for LEO satellite-communication chips. Works with IIT Hyderabad, IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Guwahati, and CUSAT.
What does this firm design?
Analog, RF, and mixed-signal semiconductor IP; completed end-to-end design of a GaAs-based 5G low-noise amplifier/front-end module, and is developing LEO satellite-communication chips.
Key Facts
| Category | DLI Beneficiary |
| Parent Company | None (Indian-origin) |
| Founded | Unknown |
| India Headcount | Not publicly disclosed |
| Locations | Kochi |
| Product Focus | Analog/RF/mixed-signal semiconductor IP; GaAs 5G front-end modules |
| Application Domains | Telecom, 5G, Satellite |
| Design Scope | IP block |
| Node Sophistication | Not applicable / not disclosed |
| DLI Beneficiary | Yes |
Design Score
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Sources
- DLI Scheme beneficiary list (27 Jun 2026)
- India’s Silizium Circuits develops GaAs 5G front-end chip as RF localization advances (DigiTimes) (06 Oct 2025)
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