On Tuesday, Qualcomm announced a partnership with Alphabet s Google to provide a combination of chips and software that will allow automakers to develop their own AI powered voice assistants using the technology from both companies. Qualcomm, known for powering mobile devices with Google s Android operating system, has expanded its focus to the automotive industry. Its chips are now used not only in car dashboards but also in autonomous driving systems utilised by companies like General Motors.

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Wipro Limited (NYSE: WIT, BSE: 507685, NSE: WIPRO) a leading technology services and consulting company, today announced new initiatives that leverage the full NVIDIA AI stack to help clients across multiple industries including healthcare, communications and financial services, quickly develop and implement new business strategies for the era of AI with NVIDIA AI Enterprise. Building on this collaboration, Wipro also plans to expand into areas such as digital manufacturing and digital twins with NVIDIA Omniverse, delivering exceptional value to its global enterprise customers.

Publication: CXO Today

Nvidia Corp has struck a deal with billionaire Mukesh Ambani s conglomerate Reliance Industries to build out an artificial intelligence (AI) computing infrastructure as well as an innovation centre in India, the AI chip giant s CEO Jensen Huang said on Thursday.

Publication: The Week

At the NVIDIA AI Summit 2024 in Mumbai, the company announced its partnership with F5, which specialises in network security and multicloud management. The goal is to enhance AI efficiency and security in sovereign cloud environments by integrating NVIDIA BlueField3 DPUs with F5 BIGIP Next for Kubernetes, an opensource system that automates software development and management.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

NVIDIA s highly anticipated Blackwell AI chips are back on track to ship by the end of 2024, CEO Jensen Huang announced at the NVIDIA AI Summit in India. This comes after delays earlier this year, with the company now confirming a fourth quarter timeline for the rollout.

Publication: CNBC TV18

Chip behemoth Nvidia and Mukesh Ambaniled Reliance said that they will be jointly attempting to build artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in India, Nvidia s CEO Jensen Huang announced during a chat session with Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani at the Nvidia AI Summit 2024 on Thursday.

Publication: Tech Circle

However, the interconnect technologies that AMD and Intel use are quite different so it’s not exactly the same. That being said, a disaggregated structure allows Intel to pick tiles with different performance metrics across different SKUs.

Publication: Digit

The top court’s judgment is in line with a shock ruling two years ago, that annulled part of the commission’s 2009 decision accusing Intel of abusing its dominance to crush its rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

Publication: Business Standard

The tie-ups will be beneficial to both sides. For Nvidia, it opens up a large market like India for its graphics processing units (GPUs), which are key to building Al models. Similarly, for firms such as Reliance Industries (RIL), Tata Consultancy Services, Tata Communications, Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra-with whom partnerships have been announced or expanded -will be able to make several models suited for domestic needs for sectors ranging from agriculture to Education.

Publication: The Indian Express

Comparisons with the sold-out Coldplay concert here, a slew of collaborations with Indian businesses, and fulsome praises of India’s capabilities in tech marked the first day of Nvidia’s AI summit in Mumbai on Thursday. The long queues to enter the venue delayed the event by nearly an hour. But that did nothing to dim the enthusiasm of the multitudes of techies and business folk that gathered.

Publication: The Times of India

IN 2005, there was no inkling of the artificial intelligence boom that would come years later. But directors at Intel, whose chips served as brains in most computers, faced a decision that might have altered how that transformative technology evolved.

Publication: The Indian Express

In the course of its antitrust probe ahead of the 2009 decision, the commission alleged that Intel hindered competition by giving rebates to computer makers from 2002 until 2005 if they bought at least 95% of PC chips from Intel. It said Intel imposed “restrictive conditions” for the remaining 5%, supplied by AMD, which struggled to overcome Intel’s hold on the market.

Publication: Mint