AMD specific news
Radeon 7900 GRE vs RTX 4070 Super: Which is better for1440pgamingedit
A new Radeon 7900 GRE vs RTX 4070 Super debate has arisen in the gaming community over the last few weeks. This comes after the release of the Radeon 7900 GRE in the global market. The RTX 4070 Super is currently available for $589. However, the Radeon 7900 GRE costs $539, making it $50 cheaper than its RTX counterpart. On top of that, it has more VRAM to offer.
Publication: Sports Keeda
AMD Ryzen 7 8700G Desktop Processoredit
AMD Ryzen 7 8700G is a topoftheline desktop processor from the AMD Ryzen 8000 family featuring the latest AMD Zen 4 microarchitecture It has 8Cores / 16Threads and comes with a base clock of 4 2 GHz and a boost clock of up to 5 1 GHz It has an L1 Cache of 64KB per core, L2 Cache of 8 MB and the L3 Cache is of 16 MB
Publication: Digit
AMD Navi 48 GPU Confirmed: RDNA 4 Architecture Set for Radeon RX 8000 Series Gaming Cardsedit
AMDs upcoming Navi 48 GPU, based on the RDNA 4 architecture, appears to be confirmed, according to recent ROCm commits. This GPU is set to power the nextgeneration Radeon RX 8000 series graphics cards.
Publication: Techno Sports
Lisa Su is CEO of AMD and Jensen Huang s cousin. Here s how she became a billionaire.edit
AMD CEO Lisa Su has officially become a new entrant to Forbes billionaire list. She s worth an estimated $1.3 billion and is in charge of a company vital to the generative AI boom. The generative AI boom has minted its newest billionaire: Lisa Su. The 54yearold hailing from Taiwan s ancient capital, Tainan, may not be a household name like many of her Silicon Valley peers.
Publication: Business Insider
AMD Successfully Hosted ‘AMD Technovation Summit’ In Collaboration With Best Hawk And Ingram Microedit
AMD organised the flagship ‘AMD Technovation Summit’ on March 22nd at Hotel The Suryaa, New Delhi, in partnership with Best Hawk and Ingram Micro, showcasing the prowess of AMD EPYC and AMD RYZEN PRO processors. This exclusive event aimed to enlighten corporate clientele on the transformative potential of AMD processors, emphasizing advancements in performance, efficiency, security, and system throughput, all geared towards bolstering business success.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Competition in news
Qualcomm To Reportedly Introduce a Snapdragon X Plus to Bring ARM Computing to More Windows Laptopsedit
Qualcomm is paving the way for a more diverse and accessible future with its latest offering, the Snapdragon X Plus . Building upon the success of the highly anticipated Snapdragon X Elite, this new chip promises to bring the power and efficiency of ARMbased computing to a broader range of Windows laptops.
Publication: My Mobile
5 Things about AI you may have missed today: Nvidia to build AI centre in Indonesia, India on AI laws, moreedit
AI roundup: Nvidia and Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison are in talks to build an artificial intelligence centre in Central Java in 2024. The companies may invest $200 million for the development. In other news, Microsoft warns countries such as the US, South Korea and India about China s intention to disrupt elections with the help of AI. Know more about what AI news is in our roundup.
Publication: Tech Hindustan Times
Yotta plans capacity booster for AI effortsedit
Data centre operator Yotta is planning to expand its computing capacity to 32,000 graphic processor units (GPUs) from Nvidia by March 2025, months after placing orders for 16,000 high-powered GPUs from the US-based chip giant, the company CEO said.
Publication: Business Standard
Partner in news
HCL Tech partners with Google Cloud for use of Gemini AI: All the detailsedit
HCL Tech has announced its partnership with Google Cloud to create industry solutions and drive business value with Gemini, its multimodal large language AI model. In a press release, HCLTech said that it will enable 25,000 engineers on Google Cloud s latest GenAI technology to better support clients at every stage of their AI projects. This will include the development of new use cases and capabilities for HCLTech platforms and product offerings, and initially focusing on bringing gen AI capabilities to clients in manufacturing, healthcare, and telecom.
Publication: MoneyControl
India will lead and innovate in AI domain : Microsoft Asia President Ahmed Mazhariedit
Microsoft is leaving no stones unturned in its pursuit to make AI accessible and equitable CEO Satya Nadella in his visit to India in February underscored the importance of India in the thriving global developer ecosystem and AI developments Ahmed Mazhari, President of Microsoft Asia, too shares the same optimism for India
Publication: Indian Express
Microsoft says China using AI to sow division in USedit
Beijing has doubled down on targets and increased sophistication of its influence operations, Microsoft threat analysis center general manager Clint Watts said in a report released late Thursday.
Publication: ET Telecom
Lenovo Tab M11 review: Basic tablet for everyday useedit
If you are looking for an affordable tablet for reading, studying, entertainment, or a largescreen device for your children or elders, then Lenovo M11 deserves your attention. This device packs a MediaTek Helio G88 octacore processor, which may not be the latest but is sufficient for everyday tasks like streaming, web browsing, and more.
Publication: India Today
HP launches AI-enhanced laptops in B’luru for gamersedit
HP on Friday launched its range of AI-enhanced laptops designed for gamers and content creators in Bengaluru. HP India Senior Director of Consumer Sales Vineet Gehani, who was in Bengaluru to launch the laptops, said that AI enhanced laptops will not only improve the processing power of the PC or laptop, but will also improve the battery life.
Publication: Business Standard
India’s PC market to double in 5 to 7 years; Tier III, small towns to lead growthedit
India’s Personal Computer (PC) market has been growing exponentially after the COVID pandemic and, the total addressable market (TAM) is expected to more than double in the next five to seven years, forecast Palo Altobased HP Inc. As per IDC shared data, 14.9 million PCs were sold in the country during calendar 2023.
Publication: The Hindu
India’s PC market to double in 5 to 7 years: HPedit
India’s Personal Computer (PC) market has been growing exponentially after the COVID-19 pandemic and the total addressable market is expected to more than double in the next five to seven years, forecast Palo Alto-based HP Inc.
Publication: The Hindu
Tech News of the week: AI PCs launch in India, Apple to make personal robots and moreedit
After the recent update of Apple scrapping the EV (electric vehicles) project, the company is now said to be focused on making personal robots or home robots, which are likely to be powered by generative AI capabilities According to a report from Bloomberg, personal robots from Apple could be the next big thing for the company, which will be a part of home automation and could offer features that are currently found on the HomePod, but the robot can follow you, understand motion, and do simpler tasks
Publication: Indian Express
Dell Alienware m16 R2 gaming laptop launched in Indiaedit
Dell India has refreshed its topoftheline Alienware lineup with the launch of the Alienware m16 R2 gaming laptop. It features up to Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor with a dedicated Al engine to maximize performance, up to RTX 4060 dedicated GPU, 16GB DDR5 RAM, and 1TB SSD.
Publication: Fone Arena
HP expects gaming PC sales in India to go up by over 20%edit
He was speaking on the sidelines of the launch of HP Omen Transcend 14 series for gaming and content creation, which comes in-built with NVIDIA GPU (graphics processing unit), Intel Core Ultra processors and has AIenhanced features. Gehani said the gaming as a category has outstripped the overall PC growth in the last two to three years most significantly.
Publication: Financial Express
India’s PC market to double in 5 to 7 years: HPedit
India’s Personal Computer (PC) market has been growing exponentially after the COVID-19 pandemic and the total addressable market is expected to more than double in the next five to seven years, forecast Palo Alto-based HP Inc.
Publication: The Hindu
Industry news
Semiconductor sector thrives in India as more talent chips in for global companiesedit
Micron has lined up a $2.7 billion investment for its semiconductor chip assembly and test facility in Sanand.The top chip design companies globally, including Intel, Texas Instruments, AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm, have design and R&D centres in India.
Publication: The Economic Times
Global companies Indian centres tap chip talentedit
About 30% of the new global capability centres ( GCCs ) set up in India during the Dec quarter of last year were in the semiconductor space, signaling a growing interest in leveraging the local talent pool in areas spanning frontend design, performance testing, and postsilicon validation, according to a NasscomZinnov report
Publication: The Times of India
Nasscom Foundation and Cisco equip college students with innovation and entrepreneurship skillsedit
Ten thingQbator Cohort 6 startups by students were felicitated by Cisco in partnership with the Nasscom foundation recently This event marked a significant milestone in fostering student entrepreneurship and techskills development in India through a program centered around nurturing and encouraging young minds to address social issues through technology while strengthening India s startup ecosystem, a statement issued jointly by both organisations stated here on Friday
Publication: Times of India
Japan PM visits chip factory, stressing ties with Taiwan, support for techedit
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited a new semiconductor plant for which his government has pledged more than 1 trillion yen (USD 7 billion) of support to secure a steady supply of chips on Saturday. I believe this project will have positive ripple effects throughout Japan. It is key for not only the semiconductor industry but also a wide range of businesses such as electric vehicles and electronics, he said while touring the facility.
Publication: Business Standard
Semiconductor Industry: Japanese leader visits new chip factory, stressing ties with Taiwan and support for key technologyedit
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited a new semiconductor plant for which his government has pledged more than 1 trillion yen (USD 7 billion) of support to secure a steady supply of chips on Saturday
Publication: ET Telecom
Imports fall as PLI boosts local production of electronics partsedit
India’s local manufacturing of electronics is widening each year with more and more components being made in the country, leading to a sharp fall in imports of mechanics, vibrator motors, charger adapters, plastic parts, and other parts by value and volume.Imports of completely boxed units of electronics such as smartphones slumped 40% during April-January FY24, commerce ministry data show.
Publication: The Economic Times
We are building a talent pipeline for semiconductor industryedit
Birla Institute of Technology & Science, which started in Pilani (Rajasthan) in 1946 as Birla College of Engineering, and became BITS Pilani in 1964, has expanded far beyond its roots. It was one of India s first institutes to set up a campus abroad (in Dubai, in 2000), and also has campuses in Goa (2004) and Hyderabad (2008).A lot of innovation is taking place at these young campuses, says Prof Soumyo Mukherji, director, BITS Pilani Hyderabad campus. In an interview with FE s Vikram Chaudhary, he adds that the Hyderabad campus is at the core of the government s recent push on semiconductor fabrication.
Publication: Financial Express
Why ordinary chips are not good for AI machinesedit
In the 1980s, personal computers gained prominence, largely thanks to the CPU (central processing unit). The CPU is the brain behind your computer, performing basic arithmetic, logic, and input/ output operations specified by program instructions. Notable giants in the CPU field include Intel and AMD.
Publication: The Times of India
Global cos’ Indian centres tap chip talentedit
The top chip design companies globally, including Intel, Texas Instruments, AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm, have design and R&D centres in India. Recently, AMD inaugurated its largest global design centre in Bengaluru, planning to employ around 3,000 engineers in the coming years. The AMD Technostar campus is part of the company’s $400 million investment in India over the next five years. The campus will serve as a centre of excellence across high-performance CPUs for the data centre and PCs, data centre and gaming GPUs, and adaptive SoCs and FPGAs for embedded devices.
Publication: The Times of India
China may target polls in India, US with AI content, says reportedit
China is likely to deploy Artificial Intelligence-generated content via social media to sway public opinion to boost its geopolitical interests during elections in countries like India, South Korea and the United States, tech giant Microsoft has warned. Voting for 543 Lok Sabha seats in India will take place between April 19 and June 4, spread across seven phases. South Koreans will go to the polls in a general election on April 10 while the US will hold the Presidential election on November 5.
Publication: Deccan Herald
150k Jobs It’s Time for Apple Awas Yojanaedit
Government officials told ET that Apple’s contract manufacturers and suppliers, including Foxconn, Tata and Salcomp, are planning homes for their employees. These are being built under a public-private partnership scheme in the largest such private sector initiative. Over 78,000 units are to be constructed under the scheme, of which Tamil Nadu will get the maximum of about 58,000 units. “
Publication: The Economic Times
AI, ML To Drive Efficiency, Innovation, Says CCI Chiefedit
Artificial intelligence (AL) and machine learning (ML) can drive efficiency and innovation but also raise concerns related to market concentration and potential anti-competitive behaviour, according to CCI chief Ravneet Kaur. The watchdog competition commission of India (CCI), which has the mandate to curb anti-competitive ways and foster fair competition, will soon commission a study to look at all aspects of AI.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle
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