Inside Indus 1011: How boAt, HrdWyr & Tata Electronics Are Powering India’s Audio Chip Future

India’s largest audio brand is about to sound very different. Not in your ears, but inside the chip. boAt, the company that dominates India’s TWS and audio devices, is co-developing its first India-made chip with Bengaluru’s semiconductor startup HrdWyr, with Tata Electronics assembling it right here at home. Boat Looks to roll out the Indus 1011 chip in its premium Nirvana range by mid 2026. By 2026, nearly one in four boat devices will run on indian silicon. The chip, called Indus 1011, is an MCU-class SoC designed for headset charging cases. It promises 20–30% better charging efficiency and smarter power management. BoAt plans to roll it out first in its premium Nirvana range by mid-2026, with prototypes ready this December. By 2026, nearly one in four boAt devices will run on Indian silicon. 💡Subscribe for more insights on AI, innovation, and India’s global tech rise. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check Analytics India Magazine Website - https://analyticsindiamag.com/ Download our App - https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Other Social Media Platforms to Connect With us :- Instagram -   / aim.media.house   Twitter -   / analyticsindiam   Linkedin -   / analytics-india-magazine   Facebook -   / analyticsindiamagazine   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #Boat #AmanGupta #Hrdwyr #FrontPageNews #AudioChip