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GSAS Micro Systems Doddaballapur Facility Expands Electronics Manufacturing and R&D in Karnataka

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GSAS Micro Systems Doddaballapur – GSAS Micro Systems Pvt. Ltd. today inaugurated its new manufacturing and expanded R&D facility in Doddaballapur, Bengaluru Rural, marking a significant step in the company’s journey from embedded engineering and technology integration into a deeper in-house product-development and manufacturing footprint in Karnataka. Located in the Doddaballapur 3rd Phase Industrial Area, [...]

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