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Dhruva 64: India’s First Indigenous 64-Bit Microprocessor | Powering Atmanirbhar Bharat

India has taken a historic and strategic leap in the field of semiconductor technology with the development of Dhruva 64, the country’s first fully indigenous 64-bit microprocessor. In a world dominated by global chip giants, Dhruva 64 represents India’s bold entry into the elite group of nations capable of designing high-performance processors from the ground up.
Developed under the leadership of C-DAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) in collaboration with IIT Madras, Dhruva 64 is a major milestone in India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat mission. Unlike imported processors, this chip is designed specifically to meet India’s strategic, scientific, and industrial requirements, ensuring both performance independence and technological sovereignty.
Dhruva 64 is based on a 64-bit RISC architecture, enabling it to handle large data sets, advanced computing workloads, and modern operating systems efficiently. The processor is optimized for high-performance computing (HPC), defence applications, strategic research, cloud servers, and data centers. Its architecture allows for better memory addressing, higher processing speed, and improved energy efficiency compared to legacy 32-bit systems.
One of the most critical aspects of Dhruva 64 is security. Since the processor is designed and verified within India, it significantly reduces the risks associated with hardware backdoors and supply-chain vulnerabilities. This makes it especially suitable for defence systems, space missions, government infrastructure, and critical national projects, where data security and reliability are non-negotiable.
From a technological perspective, Dhruva 64 also strengthens India’s semiconductor ecosystem. It encourages chip design expertise, promotes local talent, and lays the foundation for future advancements in VLSI design, fabrication, and system-on-chip (SoC) development. While fabrication may currently rely on external foundries, the intellectual property and architectural control remain firmly in Indian hands.
Beyond technology, Dhruva 64 carries immense symbolic importance. It proves that India is no longer just a consumer of advanced electronics but a creator of core computing technologies. As global competition in semiconductors intensifies, Dhruva 64 positions India as a serious and credible player in the processor design landscape.
In essence, Dhruva 64 is not just a microprocessor—it is a statement. A statement that India is ready to design, innovate, and lead in the most critical technology of the digital age.

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