AMD s decision to split off its fabrication units into a separate company, which became GlobalFoundries, was also a factor, as were fundraising issues and production delays.

Publication: ORF Online

Holoware is committed to developing cutting edge Made in India products, including All In One Desktops, Laser Printers, and Laptops. By incorporating the latest configurations with processors from Intel and AMD, Holoware aims to expand its product portfolio and increase its revenue streams.

Publication: Free Press Journal

Located in Noida, the NCMRWF supercomputer will have an 8.3Petaflop computing capacity for weather and climate modelling, that is developed to support advanced numerical weather research across India. This platform will bring together 2,100 CPU nodes with AMD EPYCTM 7,643 processors, 18 GPU nodes using NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPUs, the NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand networking platform and high performance memory provided by Micron.

Publication: The Hindu

In an exclusive interview with India Today, Union Minister for IT and Telecom Ashwini Vaishnaw said India is emerging as the most important ecosystem partner in semiconductors Sharing his views on computer storage chip maker Micron announcing that it will be investing $850 million in India, Ashwini Vaishnaw said, The world today sees India as the natural big semiconductor manufacturer in the coming years

Publication: India Today

India and the US are set to announce a host of agreements across several critical sectors that will take relations between the two countries to a “whole new level”, said senior officials of the Joe Biden administration on Thursday.

Publication: The Times of India

The menace of gender based violence: Existing social norms and a widening gender digital divide aggravate the vulnerability of groups already vulnerable to online violence.

Publication: Live Mint

PM Modi extended an invitation to Micron Technology to encourage semiconductor manufacturing in India. On his first official state visit to the United States, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended an invitation to Micron Technology, a prominent American chip maker, to encourage semiconductor manufacturing in India.

Publication: NDTV

Continuous skilling, reskilling, and upskilling are key to making youth future ready, said Prime Minister noting that education is not only the foundation upon which India s civilization has been built, but it is also the architect of humanity s future

Publication: The Times of India

In a separate meeting with Sanjay Mehrotra, CEO of Micron, also in Washington, Modi discussed at length the prospects of boosting semiconductor manufacturing in India.

Publication: The Economic Times

US chipmaker Micron Technology said it will invest up to $825 million in its first semiconductor assembly and test facility in India, to be constructed in Gujarat undera Union government incentive scheme.

Publication: The Indian Express

TCS’ chief of HR Milind Lakkad made headlines this month when he disclosed that attrition levels among women had risen sharply after the company insisted on its staff returning to the office. But this trend can be countered, experts say.

Publication: The Times of India

Being a nascent technology, big-ticket investments, particularly in native Indian foundational models and enterprise-grade applications services are yet to happen

Publication: The Times of India

US semiconductor toolmaker Applied Materials will invest $400 million over four years in a new engineering center in India, the company said on Thursday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had met the company’s CEO Gary Dickerson in Washington on Wednesday and invited Applied to strengthen the chip industry in the country.

Publication: Thomsan Reuters