November 19, 2019

AMD specific news

Could laptops have hit an inflection point that could suddenly make them more relevant to younger buyers? (PROACTIVE)edit

A lot of people in my young team are constantly complaining about their laptops being slow and under-powered. These are punctuated by shouts of frustration from across the newsroom as one desktop or the other refuses to indulge the person using it. ASUS, showcased a bunch of new laptops and gaming computers powered by AMDs Ryzen processors. What caught my attention was the fact that even the entry-level devices from the company were thin and not the spine-breakers we are used to seeing in the sub INR 30,000 segment.

Publication: Financial Express

 

Desktop AMD Radeon RX 5300 XT Rears its Head in HP Specs Sheetedit

A desktop variant of the AMD Radeon RX 5300 XT graphics card surfaced in a specs sheet of an upcoming HP Pavilion desktop model (TP01-0004ng). The listing describes the RX 5300 XT as featuring 4 GB of GDDR5 memory. This is the first instance of an RX 5300 XT in the wild. An older report citing driver files pointed to there being only two RX 5300-series products, the RX 5300 (desktop), and the mobile RX 5300M. The “XT” brand extension could denote a higher CU count than the RX 5300, although the series is still differentiated from the RX 5500-series with cheaper GDDR5 memory.

Publication: Tech Power Up

Best Motherboards for AMD Ryzen 3000 Processors: Ryzen 5, Ryzen 7 & Ryzen 9 Recommendationsedit

AMD’s Ryzen 3000 processors have been out for a while now, and if you’re planning to buy them chances are that you’re also looking for a new motherboard. In this post, we’ll be listing the best budget and high-end motherboards for the new Matisse processors. We’ll recommend a motherboard for every Ryzen CPU to make your life easier, so rest easy. The MSI B450M Pro VDH Max is easily one of the best budget motherboard for the lower-end Ryzen CPUs. We strongly recommend pairing it with the Ryzen 5 3500 or the 3600 or any of the older 1st or 2nd Gen Ryzen parts.

Publication: TechQuila

Best Budget AMD Build Under Rs. 20,000: November 2019edit

Under 30K, building a gaming PC is not easy. You’ll have to either rely on second-hand parts or make some serious compromises. For this under 20,000 build, we’ll be leveraging an APU instead of a dedicated GPU. If you want, you can add a discrete graphics card later on, but keep in mind that the CPU upgrade options will be limited. Since we’re limited to just 20,000 INR here, we’ll be sticking to an APU instead of a distinct CPU/GPU combo. Our recommendation is the AMD Ryzen 3 3200G. Based on the 12nm Zen+ architecture and the Vega 8 iGPU, it’s the most balanced processor available in this range.

Publication: TechQuila

AMD Reaches All-time high 53 percent Market Share in South Koreaedit

AMD continues to be on a roll. According to ShopDana data posted on the ryzen.co.kr BBS board, Ryzen processors hit a 53 market share total in South Korea. This is the first time Team Red’s ever had that high a market share in the Korean market. For most of this year, they were hovering around the 40 percent range. This makes sense, as first and second-gen Ryzen parts offered a viable all-round alternative to Coffee Lake but struggled to deliver a better gaming experience. Around the time Ryzen 3000 was announced, AMD’s share rose drastically. Between June and August, it climbed from 42 percent to 51 percent and has now reached its all time high.

Publication: TechQuila

The PC sweet spot: Fric­tion-free com­put­ing could be­come the stan­dard (PROACTIVE)edit

Asus, showcased a bunch of new laptops and gaming computers powered by AMD’s Ryzen processors. A lot of people in my young team are con­stantly com­plain­ing about their lap­tops be­ing slow and un­der­pow­ered. These are punctuated by shouts of frustration from across the newsroom as one desktop or the other refuses to indulge the person using it. Even as we have more computing now on a smartphone than most of the first satellites, companies have strug­gled to make the ba­sic com­put­ing ex­pe­ri­ence pain-free. Of course, PCs can be very ca­pa­ble, pro­vided you are pay­ing for it.

Publication: Comment Wise 

AMD brand mentions

Top 11 hot chips for machine learningedit

Though machine learning has been around for more than three decades, it took a lot of time for the hardware to catch up with the demands of these power-hungry algorithms. With each passing year, the chip-set manufacturers have tried to make the hardware lighter and faster. AMD Radeon Instinct: Radeon Instinct is a Superior Training Accelerator for Machine Intelligence and Deep Learning. Based on cutting-edge “VEGA” graphics architecture built to handle big data sets and diverse compute workloads. Up to 24.6 TFLOPS of FP16 peak compute performance for deep learning training applications

 

Publication: Analytics India Mag

Competition in news

Top 11 hot chips for machine learningedit

Though machine learning has been around for more than three decades, it took a lot of time for the hardware to catch up with the demands of these power-hungry algorithms. With each passing year, the chip-set manufacturers have tried to make the hardware lighter and faster. AMD Radeon Instinct: Radeon Instinct is a Superior Training Accelerator for Machine Intelligence and Deep Learning. Based on cutting-edge “VEGA” graphics architecture built to handle big data sets and diverse compute workloads. Up to 24.6 TFLOPS of FP16 peak compute performance for deep learning training applications

 

Publication: Analytics India Mag

India market is important from the perspective of developers, Naveen Rao, Inteledit

Semiconductor company Intel has added a new feather in its AI cap, in the form of two new Nervana NNP (neural network processors) designed for AI (artificial intelligence) in cloud. The duo joined the Nervana family of NNPs introduced in August, which includes NNP-T for training deep learning models of any scale and NNP-I for deep learning inference to work out new insights without using too much power. In a telephonic conversation with Mint, Naveen Rao, Intel corporate vice president and general manager, Artificial Intelligence Products Group, elaborates on Intel’s AI strategy and the relevance of India for them.

Publication: Livemint

Frame new policies to boost Bengaluru tech ecosystemedit

Policy interventions, and more rigour in R&D and data collection can help India achieve its dream of becoming a $1 trillion digital economy by 2025, speakers at a panel discussion at the Bengaluru Tech Summit said on Monday. Biocon CMD Kiran Ma-zumdar-Shaw said the goal requires people to be risk-takers and change-makers. “If you want Karnataka to lead the digital economy, you must start fixing everything about the digital economy You should look at how you can digitise data – everything from healthcare to economic spending – and create digital databases that can be amplified through strategic actions. Previously, shaping policy happened intuitively In the next 20 years, it will have to happen by design, she said.

Publication: The Times of India

India needs to do a lot on patents’edit

Being the torchbearer of Indian IT, Karnataka’s contribution will be extremely crucial for the country to reach its ambitious mandate of becoming a $l-trillion digital economy by 2025, according to industry leaders. Speaking on the occasion, Nivruti Rai, country head, Intel India, said, at present, the focus areas for R&D in In­dia were electrical engineering, chemistry, mechanical engineering and healthcare.

Publication: The Hindu

Partner in news

ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo (UX581) Dual-Screen Laptop Review — Double the convenience?edit

Laptop manufacturers have come a long way in terms of innovation and are experimenting with new technologies on their products. We saw brands coming up with almost bezel-less displays on laptops, triple-display laptop Project Valerie from Razer, MateBook X with a pop-up camera, and more. The latest to join the list is ASUS with its innovative dual-screen laptop, ZenBook Pro Duo (UX581). As the name suggests, it comes with a 14″ secondary OLED 4K screen. We have been testing the top-end variant of ZenBook Pro Duo with Intel Core i9 processor, 32GB RAM, 1TB storage for some time now and here is our review of ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo (UX581).

Publication: Fonearena

The PC sweet spot: Fric­tion-free com­put­ing could be­come the stan­dard (PROACTIVE)edit

Asus, showcased a bunch of new laptops and gaming computers powered by AMD’s Ryzen processors. A lot of people in my young team are con­stantly com­plain­ing about their lap­tops be­ing slow and un­der­pow­ered. These are punctuated by shouts of frustration from across the newsroom as one desktop or the other refuses to indulge the person using it. Even as we have more computing now on a smartphone than most of the first satellites, companies have strug­gled to make the ba­sic com­put­ing ex­pe­ri­ence pain-free. Of course, PCs can be very ca­pa­ble, pro­vided you are pay­ing for it.

Publication: Comment Wise 

Industry news

Frame new policies to boost Bengaluru tech ecosystemedit

Policy interventions, and more rigour in R&D and data collection can help India achieve its dream of becoming a $1 trillion digital economy by 2025, speakers at a panel discussion at the Bengaluru Tech Summit said on Monday. Biocon CMD Kiran Ma-zumdar-Shaw said the goal requires people to be risk-takers and change-makers. “If you want Karnataka to lead the digital economy, you must start fixing everything about the digital economy You should look at how you can digitise data – everything from healthcare to economic spending – and create digital databases that can be amplified through strategic actions. Previously, shaping policy happened intuitively In the next 20 years, it will have to happen by design, she said.

Publication: The Times of India

India needs to do a lot on patents’edit

Being the torchbearer of Indian IT, Karnataka’s contribution will be extremely crucial for the country to reach its ambitious mandate of becoming a $l-trillion digital economy by 2025, according to industry leaders. Speaking on the occasion, Nivruti Rai, country head, Intel India, said, at present, the focus areas for R&D in In­dia were electrical engineering, chemistry, mechanical engineering and healthcare.

Publication: The Hindu

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