AMD specific news
AMD 96-Core Beast Hits 5GHz: Thread-ripper PRO 9995WX Recordsedit
AMD‘s flagship workstation processor just shattered expectations. The Thread-ripper PRO 9995WX achieved a monstrous 5GHz overclock across all 96 Zen 5 cores, delivering unprecedented Cinebench scores while consuming nearly 950W of power.
Publication : Techno Sports
Competition in news
New at Mouser: Microchip Technology AVR SD 8Bit Microcontrollers for Automotiveedit
Mouser Electronics, the authorized global distributor with the newest electronic components and industrial automation products, is now shipping the new AVR SD 8bit microcontrollers (MCUs) from Microchip Technology.
Publication : Times Tech
Microchip, Delta Electronics Partner On SiC Power Solutionsedit
Powering the electrified future, Microchip joins forces with Delta Electronics to fasttrack energy-efficient silicon carbide solutions for AI, mobility, and smart infrastructure applications. Microchip Technology recently announced a collaboration with Delta Electronics to advance silicon carbide (SiC) technology for cuttingedge power management applications.
Publication : Electronics For You
Why Qualcomm is betting on smart glasses like Meta’s RayBans as the next big thing in techedit
Alex Katouzian, Group General Manager, Mobile, Compute & XR (MCX) at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc, Monday expressed confidence that smart glasses will become the next big category in the consumer tech space.
Publication : The Indian Express
Qualcomm hosts XR Day in India, signaling a push towards spatial computing growthedit
Qualcomm Technologies held its firstever Snapdragon XR Day in New Delhi, where it showcased how its chips are being used to power AR, VR, and mixed reality (MR) devices around the world.
Publication : The Economic Times
Qualcomm bullish on 5G, AI-enabled smart glasses in India: Savi Soinedit
American chipmaker Qualcomm termed smart glasses as the next computing platform of the future, and said that it is bullish about its growth potential in digitally savvy India, combined with telecom carriers fifth generation (5G) networks and artificial intelligence (AI).
Publication : The Economic Times
Lenskart To Use Qualcomm Silicon For Next Gen Smart Glasses, Heralding AIPowered XR Push in Indiaedit
Global semiconductor leader Qualcomm is partnering with Indian eyewear giant Lenskart to develop a new generation of smart glasses, a landmark collaboration announced at the recent Qualcomm XR Day in New Delhi.
Publication : Business World
Lenskart’s Next Smart Glasses Are In The Works, And They re Powered By Snapdragonedit
Lenskart is stepping deeper into the world of wearable tech. At the Snapdragon for India XR Day event held in New Delhi, the company s cofounder and CEO, Peyush Bansal, shared some exciting news: Lenskart is developing a new pair of smart glasses, and this time, they re teaming up with Qualcomm to make it happen.
Publication : Mashable
India-Based LLMs perfect to push local AI use, smart glass experience: Qualcomm officialedit
India-Based large language models (LLMs) will be perfect to push AI use cases in the country and even enhance the experience of extended reality like smart glasses as they are expected to be better trained to understand local languages, dialect, etc, a senior global official of chipset firm Qualcomm said on Monday
Publication : The Economic Times
What Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang does differently with AI (and why you should too)edit
Jensen Huang doesn’t use AI like a magic box. He treats it like a debate partner. When he wants to understand something new, he tells the chatbot to start from scratch Explain it like I m 12 then build up to postgrad level. He’ll ask the same question across multiple models, compare their responses, then make them critique one another.
Publication : The Economic Times
‘We’re not in the top 10’: Intel CEO admits slide as 5,500 more jobs cut in AI-era shakeupedit
This is not Intel’s first round of layoffs in 2025. The company has already axed 15,000 jobs earlier this year. The current downsizing exceeds initial projections of 4,000 job cuts, and sources suggest more may follow.
Publication : The Telegraph
Qualcomm bets big on India for spatial computing push with AI smart glassesedit
As part of the vision, Qualcomm is powering smart glasses being developed by partners like Lenskart, with Snapdragon chipsets. This move reflects a concerted effort to bringing cutting-edge, AI-enabled smart eyewear solutions to Indian consumers.
Publication : Bizz Buzz
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What is Microsoft’s SharePoint that has been targeted by hackers? Thousands of firms worldwide at riskedit
Microsoft SharePoint being hacked is a big wake-up call for businesses, governments, and schools around the world. Microsoft SharePoint is a widely used tool that helps teams store, share, and manage documents and data. Many companies run SharePoint servers on their own premises instead of using the cloud version.
Publication : The Economic Times
Tech layoffs: Dell employees report burnout and morale decline amid AI pushedit
Dell is struggling with increasing internal challenges as employees report widespread burnout and a significant decline in morale. The reason behind this lower morale and burnout is attributed to the extensive layoffs as well as the company s accelerated induction of Artificial Intelligence in more of its operations.
Publication : The Financial Express
Microsoft elevates Rishi Jaipuria to Country Head, Azure Indiaedit
Rishi Jaipuria has been elevated to the role of Country Head – Azure in India at Microsoft. “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Country Head, Azure, India at Microsoft”, he stated in a LinkedIn post. Prior to his elevation, Rishi Jaipuria held the role of Azure GTM Lead at the tech company.
Publication : Exchange 4 Media
The Offline Channel Is A Key Strength Of GIGABYTE India”edit
In the motherboard category, GIGABYTE will unveil new models compatible with the AMD Ryzen 9000 series. In the VGA segment, we will introduce a complete portfolio of RTX 50 series graphics cards, offering best-in-class specifications and quality.
Publication : Digital Terminal
From Apple to ASUS, Best Gaming Laptops Under Rs 70,000 in India for July 2025edit
The ASUS TUF Gaming A15 is equipped with an AMD Ryzen 7 7435HS processor and NVIDIA RTX 3050 graphics with 4GB VRAM and 60W TGP. It features 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD storage. The display is a 15.6-inch Full HD panel with a 144Hz refresh rate.
Publication : Techlusive
Industry news
Tata Electronics and Bosch Sign Pact to Advance India’s Chip and AutoTech Ecosystemedit
The signing of the MoU by Tata Electronics and Robert Bosch GmbH stands as a landmark in the electronics and semiconductor manufacturing industries, significantly marking a major achievement in India’s journey toward attaining selfreliance.
Publication : ELE Times
Inside the Semiconductor Supply Chain: From Silicon to Systemsedit
Semiconductors are the unsung heroes of the digital transformations that are occurring everywhere—from 5G and AI to EV and medical technologies. However, given the rapid speed of innovation in chip design, the semiconductor supply chain—one of the most complex supply chains on the planet—has remained fragile.
Publication : Bis Infotech
India set to manufacture first commercial scale semiconductor chip; IIT students design 20 chipsetsedit
India is inching closer to a major milestone in its semiconductor journey, with the country expected to produce its first commercial scale, made-in-India semiconductor chip this year. Union electronics and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw made the announcement on Saturday while addressing the 14th convocation ceremony of IIT-Hyderabad According to Vaishnaw, students from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have designed 20 chipsets so far.
Publication : The Economic Times
Tech Layoffs in 2025 Surpass 100,000 as AI and Economic Shifts Reshape Industryedit
The tech industry is undergoing one of its most turbulent years in recent memory. Just halfway through 2025, more than 100,000 employees across major tech companies and startups have been laid off.
Publication : Tech Story
China warns of security risks from bad actor ‘back doors’ in imported chips, smart devicesedit
Beijing places a strong emphasis on national security in the intelligence and cyber domains, and the ministry’s warning underscores heightened vigilance over risks from foreign technology supply chains amid geopolitical tensions with the United States and state surveillance fears.
Publication : Communication Today
Samsung HBM4 Samples Ready: AMD & NVIDIA Partnership This Monthedit
Samsung is making a bold comeback in the high-bandwidth memory race. After struggling with HBM3 adoption, the Korean tech giant is now poised to deliver HBM4 samples to major customers including AMD and NVIDIA, potentially reshaping the AI memory landscape.
Publication : Tech No Sports
ProLab Design Aims To Become The Go-To Brand For Professional Computing In India”edit
With the rise of content creation, and AI, we’ve seen a seen a significant growth in the hardware sales, let it be in components or through our system integration wing. I must say, the release of new generation of hardware across AMD, NVIDIA and Intel has driven this year’s sales enabling us to achieve new milestones.
Publication : Digital Terminal
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