Semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence: An Analysis of Global Power, Security, and Strategic Competition
  • Author(s): Dwibhashyam Sai Murali; Dr. Nagalaxmi M. Raman
  • Paper ID: 1718859
  • Page: 1384-1407
  • Published Date: 15-06-2026
  • Published In: Iconic Research And Engineering Journals
  • Publisher: IRE Journals
  • e-ISSN: 2456-8880
  • Volume/Issue: Volume 9 Issue 12 June-2026
Abstract

AI Infrastructure is a critical component of our modern lives, defining the backbone of innovation and aiding in the transition from traditional systems to those powered by AI.AI Infrastructure is the backbone of innovation and a vital part of our modern lives that is helping to bridge the gap between traditional systems and those driven by AI.Production of microelectronics is one of the old-fashioned macro-geopolitical and macro-economic issues. Twenty-first-century paradigms. In this doctoral thesis, an attempt is made to the detailed and An in-depth study of this complexity of the technical crossing, in a critical way, assessment of the strategic position of the existing and new economic powers –Within an increasingly globalized world—this is an essential element of the 1970s revolution in world politics.This is a vital part of the 1970s revolution in world politics, in an increasingly globalized world.A fragmented and fragmented semiconductor market.A fragmented and decentralized semiconductor market. Comprehensive solutions are available for the use of a large compendium. official technology policy, quantitative industrial analytics, and institutional literature,The systemic competitive dynamics, supply chain and customer dynamics are revealed in this investigation.deficiencies, processes and collaborations with various stakeholders involved.The development of the modern Microchip industry. The experimental data indicate that the world microelectronics industry exhibited the following characteristics. Revenue in FY 2025 was $791.7 billion, the largest amount yet. Based on mathematical projections, there are severe structural imbalances on the horizon that will reach the $1 trillion mark by 2026.continue to endure. In that place, the quality of the manufacturing capability remains high throughout a geographical area. All of these are located in specialized companies and nodes in specific regions. Ultimately, this the clear strategic guidance for private, institutional architects is identified by dissertation. The stakeholders were targeted for engineering resilient, balanced and technologically sovereign. A technological structure that would be able to support an equitable global technological development. The term artificial intelligence, semiconductors, geopolitical competition and supply chain are used. Furthermore, there is potential for various emerging technologies to influence.

Keywords

Resilience, Semiconductor Governance, India's Semiconductor Mission, Export Controls, Policy and Technology.

Citations

IRE Journals:
Dwibhashyam Sai Murali, Dr. Nagalaxmi M. Raman "Semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence: An Analysis of Global Power, Security, and Strategic Competition" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 9 Issue 12 2026 Page 1384-1407

IEEE:
Dwibhashyam Sai Murali, Dr. Nagalaxmi M. Raman "Semiconductors and Artificial Intelligence: An Analysis of Global Power, Security, and Strategic Competition" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 9(12)