DHRUV64: India’s First 1.0 GHz, 64-bit dual-core Microprocessor 💠 DHRUV64 is India’s first homegrown 1.0 GHz, 64-bit dual-core microprocessor, strengthening the indigenous processor pipeline. 💠 National Programmes like Digital India RISC-V support the design, testing and prototyping of indigenous chips, including DHRUV64. 💠 Following the success of DHRUV64, next-generation... Dhanush and Dhanush+ processors are under development. 🔗 📽️Watch this video to explore India’s advancing technological prowess in the semiconductor sector Ministry of Electronics & ITshow more

my processor

Step by step, we get ready to leap.

Just 50 years late to start such a program !

closest Intel equivalent is the Intel Atom D510, a 64-bit capable dual-core processor from 2010 running at 1.66 GHz with a 15W TDP for netbooks and entry-level desktops

Big Leap for India 🇮🇳 💪

Wow, simply great. Starting is very important. I hope it reaches momentum quickly.

Under the Make in India vision and the roadmap to Vision 2047, India’s semiconductor journey is gaining strong momentum. Indigenous processors like DHRUV64, along with the upcoming Dhanush and Dhanush+ chips, supported by national initiatives such as Digital India RISC V, reflect India’s transition from being a technology consumer to a technology creator. These homegrown semiconductor efforts are strengthening self reliance, building strategic capabilities across digital infrastructure, defence and advanced industries, and laying the foundation for a resilient innovation driven economy. Vision 2047 sets a clear direction for India to emerge as a leading force in the global semiconductor value chain.

good start. definitely. but we need to hustle, hustle, hustle because we have a ton of catching up to do.

Some deep thinking ambition behind the naming? Dhruva from the puraNa, "who, after being mistreated by his stepmother, performed severe penance and was rewarded by Vishnu by becoming the Pole Star.".

@dhruvtwt_ ik you made this but i just cant prove it

Come on, in the age of manufacturing 3nm, 4GHz octa-core processors, you guys are happy making 26-year-old 1GHz processors.

Next chip name Rathee rakna

Big achivement. Congratulations.

Dhruv64 can power secure, import-free systems 🇮🇳: defense electronics, satellites, avionics, routers, industrial controllers, smart meters, SCADA, IoT gateways, e-governance servers & critical infrastructure.👍

@grok is it possible to make entirely indigenous or India needs to source some rare items from outside to make a micro processor?

india is deliberately playing a long game of option creation. even if global supply chains remain open, indigenous compute gives us leverage. if they fracture, we are not frozen out. that optionality itself is power. critics will scoff at clock speeds. serious strategists look at control surfaces :)

A proud milestone for India’s semiconductor journey. Indigenous processors like DHRUV64 strengthen technological self-reliance and inspire the next generation of engineers. 🇮🇳

@grok compare with modern chips

I really hope they change the name...

1.0 Ghz it's actually slow ......but anyways continue your journey 💪💪💪👍👍👍

Super cool name :DDDDDD

Can this be used in flight systems instead of imported boards ?

@JoshiKrutarth5

Hearty congratulations!

If commercialised, will be happy to integrate with our upcoming @talksaiHQ AI Goggles.

Good enough for appliances like washing machines and ovens and similar applications.

Great milestone and long way to go!! We'll get there soon.... Greater India!

"Amidst the rising cost of these chips (processors), the Made in India 28nm DHRUV64 is the first key step! I offer my full support, and eagerly await the day when we have homegrown chipsets smaller than 6nm for smartphones and all other tech—wow!" 🙌🙌🇮🇳🇮🇳

@grok which known processor share similar spec

I'm sorry for being naive , but aren't we using much smaller processors currently 3nm and what not, if I remember correctly my childhood pc had a dual core CPU , what are the use cases for this chip current?

Dhruv rathee phula nahi samayega !

Definitely a great achievement, congratulations. Small step definitely a precursor to giant leap forward for Bharat 🪷🪷🪷

This will definitely boost the confidence in our capabilities and will pave ways for development of high performing MCU/MPUs. Good start to be self reliance… more to come 👍

This is the most advanced processor. For the year 2005 not for 2025.