AMD specific news
Top laptops for students that come with AMD Ryzen™ 7000 Series processorsedit
Students and working professionals are always on the lookout for laptops that not just assure top-notch performance, but also excel in the graphics department. In this video, we talk about three laptops that come with AMD Ryzen™ 7000 Series processors, that are just perfect for students and young professionals. The smooth performance of the Acer Aspire 3 can be credited to the AMD Ryzen™ 3 7320U Quad-Core Processor. With the ASUS VivoBook Go 15 OLED 2023, you can seamlessly multi-task owing to the AMD Ryzen™ 5 7520U Quad-Core processor. The HP 15 Notebook is powered by the AMD Ryzen™ 5 7520U processor that gives you great speeds and a glitch-free experience. Watch the video to fully understand how AMD Ryzen™ ...
AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series gets 2 new membersedit
The AMD Radeon PRO W7600 and AMD Radeon PRO W7500 workstation graphics cards join the AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series graphics family.
Publication: Channel360mea
AMD announces two new additions to its Radeon PRO W7000 series product lineedit
AMD Radeon PRO W7600 and Radeon PRO W7500 graphics cards accelerate everyday professional workflows by focusing on efficiency and increasing performance.
Publication: Var India
AMD Workstation GPUs for Content Creation & 3D Rendering | Radeon W7900 & W7800 Benchmarks (PROACTIVE)edit
On paper, these cards are amazing and feature oodles of VRAM. They’re expensive, but come with ECC VRAM and more reliable drivers and design for heavy workflows. The GPUs outperform the competition in certain video workflows, and are competitive when working in RAW formats.
Publication: mvp Insight (YouTube)
AMD brand mentions
Can India truly become a global semiconductor hubedit
Generally, we don t see such severe shortages like we experienced during the pandemic. That was highly unusual, Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), tells Forbes India. During Prime Minister Narendra Modi s US visit in June this year, amid the multiple pacts signed between both countries, the joint development of technologies in the area of semiconductors was one of the highlights.
Publication: Forbes
AI Career Notes: August 2023 Editionedit
AMD appointed Phil Guido as its executive vice president and chief commercial officer. Guido joins AMD after more than 30 years at IBM where he most recently served as general manager, global managing partner of strategic sales at IBM Consulting.
Publication: Enterpriseai
Competition in news
Qualcomm, MediaTek chipsets set up low-cost 5G phone clashedit
The country’s two leading manufacturers, Qualcomm and Mediatek, have locked horns for control over the affordable 5G chipset market for mobile phones.
Publication: Business Standard
Partner in news
LG launches premium curved OLED gaming monitors in Indiaedit
It is compatible with NVIDIA GSYNC, HDMI2.1 VRR (Adaptive Sync), and AMD FreeSync Premium. For connectivity, the 45inch monitor features HDMI 2.1 x2, DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC x1, and USB 3.0 1up 2dn, while the 4pole H/P out with DTS HP:X and Optical Jack.
Publication: The Hindu
Dell Inspiron 16 2in1 Review in Hindi: Tablet as well as laptopedit
Dell Inspiron 16 2in1 laptop has been launched in India It has a large display with 16:10 aspect ratio It can also be used as a tablet Although does it justify its price, know in this video
Publication: Gadgets 360
Micron Launches Memory Expansion Module Portfolioedit
Micron is advancing the adoption of CXL memory with this CZ120 sampling milestone to key customers, commented Siva Makineni, vice president of the Micron Advanced Memory Systems Group. We have been developing and testing our CZ120 memory expansion modules utilizing both Intel and AMD platforms capable of supporting the CXL standard.
Publication: Business Lend
Lenovo’s Sumati Sahgal tells us about evolving consumer trends in the tablet space and tablets relevance in the age of foldablesedit
Lenovo has been among the few companies at the forefront of tablet innovation and development in India. The company has launched several tablets in the past couple of years including their first 5G tablet offering the Lenovo Tab P11 5G.
Publication: Digit
ASUS Expert book B1 review: A handy laptop for businessesedit
While lacking a backlit keyboard, it excels in delivering stutter free performance and a good battery life, making it an excellent choice for productivity oriented tasks. Read on for full review.
Publication: CNBC TV-18
Apple is testing M3powered Mac Mini, says Mark Gurmanedit
As per previous rumors, the company is also developing its next generation M3 SoC and has started testing it on a new device.
Publication: Tech Hindustan Times
Industry news
TSMC board to vote Tuesday to build German factory-Handelsblattedit
TSMC, the world s largest contract chipmaker, has been in talks with the German state of Saxony since 2021 about building a fabrication plant, or fab, in Dresden. It will operate the factory in a joint venture with partners Bosch, Infineon and NXP, the sources told Handelsblatt.
Publication: Reuters
Taiwan is and will be India s most trusted partner, says Foxconn CEOedit
Foxconn pulls out of semiconductor joint venture with Vedanta Ltd Foxconn lines up Rs 4,110 cr for new Hyderabad plant, 25,000 jobs likely On July 28, Foxconn Chairman Young Liu was speaking at the Semicon India conclave in Gandhinagar.
Publication: Business Standard
Reintroducing import licensing for laptops is a step backwardedit
In the short run at least there is a likelihood that laptops, palmtops and the like will get costlier and be less easily available Highlights India s restrictions on import of computing devices seen as protection to local manufacturing Restrictions to affect large firms such as Apple, Samsung, Acer and even Indian firms India competes with Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia as alternative to China Tariffs preferable over licensing in controlling imports India s decision to restrict the import of the entire gamut of computing devices, from laptops to mainframes, is likely to have an extensive impact and has raised concerns of whether the move is good for the system
Publication: Money Control
India backs open source RISCV, says Chandrasekharedit
With a view to be selfreliant in semiconductor design, India has thrown its weight behind the open source RISCV architecture that is gaining ground as a strong global contender to the domination of Softbank’s ARM technology India s computing systems will leverage DIR V ( Digital India RISC V ) program, and will have a serious presence in all the capabilities that we need in the automotive, space tech, IoT sensors and mobility, minister of state for electronics and information technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Sunday
Publication: The Times of India
28% GST on online gaming may not impact taxation on e-sports, video gamesedit
The recently proposed 28 per cent goods and services tax (GST) on online games involving real money will not impact the taxation on e-sports, such as FIFA and League of Legends, or leading titles on PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. The higher tax rate will be solely levied on pay-to-win games, such as fantasy sports, rummy, and poker, which have the scope of monetary gains.
Publication: Business Standard
Explained: RISC V Semiconductor tech to give India seat at the table, challenge global dominationedit
India has thrown its weight behind the opensource RISCV architecture. The technology is said to be gaining ground as a global contender to the domination of Softbank s ARM technology.
Publication: The Times of India
Cloud security market to reach $62.9 billion by 2028: Reportedit
Due to continued cloud use, the market for cloud security appears to have a bright future. The incorporation of AI , zero trust models, improvements to IAM, and a focus on container and serverless security are among the trends. Data security, compliance, and cooperative threat intelligence sharing will also be important areas for improvement.
Publication: ET CIO
China chipmaker Hua Hong posts modest gains in Shanghai debutedit
Hua Hong Semiconductor, China’s second-largest chip foundry, posted modest gains in its Shanghai debut on Monday, reflecting a weak market sentiment and investor caution amid mounting Sino-U.S. chip rivalry.
Publication: ET Telecom
Artificial Intelligence: Will AI be an economic blessing or curse History offers cluesedit
The question is: will AI exacerbate existing inequalities or could it actually help us get back to something much fairer said Johnson.(Additional reporting by Eva Mathews in Bengaluru; Writing by Mark John; Editing by Catherine Evans)
Publication: ET Telecom
AI and Machine Learning set to drive India s $8 billion digital advertising industry, say expertsedit
Advertisers have long pondered the effectiveness of their ads, many relying on intuition alone. Operational machine learning, however, can revolutionise the USD 8billion Indian digital advertising industry as it can run thousands of mini experiments to decide which ad creative appeals to which type of users, said Jhawar.
Publication: Live Mint
We’re infusing GenAI into our core offerings: Cognizant CEOedit
Cognizant Technology Solutions is infusing generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into all its core offerings, chief executive Ravi Kumar S wrote in an internal note to its employees. Cognizant has 351,500 employees, a majority of whom are in India. Kumar cited the example of a Gen AIenabled conversational virtual assistant (VA) that Cognizant has introduced to help clients reimagine experiences beyond chatbots.
Publication: Business Standard
Laptop, Tablet Sales Jump on Import Curbsedit
Laptops and tablets are flying off the shelves and ecommerce sites amid concerns about shortages and price increases following the government’s decision to restrict their free import. Sales spiked by up to 25% last weekend sequentially over the previous weekend, retailers and brands said. Online platforms such as Amazon running its Independence Day sales saw a surge in laptop sales following the government announcement, industry executives said. The sales momentum is continuing even on Monday, they said.
Publication: The Economic Times
Foxconn embraces India sans Vedantaedit
The bonhomie came in the wake of potential acrimony. Less than three weeks earlier, on July 10, Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics maker, had said it had withdrawn from its $19.5-billion semiconductor joint venture with Vedanta, a conglomerate with businesses ranging from oil to metals. The Indian government has declared chip making a top priority in a strategy that focuses considerably on electronics manufacturing for economic growth. Foxconn’s arrival on India’s shores is a crucial step in this journey.
Publication: Business Standard
MeitY may meet electronics majors todayedit
MeitY officials are expected to hold two separate meetings one with major global electronics firms such as Dell, HP, and Apple, and another with domestic contract manufacturers who provide local product assembly capacities to these firms, sources told Business Standard. In a surprise move last Thursday, the government announced immediate restrictions on the import of PCs, laptops, and tablets in an effort to stimulate local manufacturing.
Publication: Business Standard
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