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Social Panga and AMD launch Onam digital film showcasing AI as a bridge across culturesedit
Social Panga and AMD have come together yet again to release a heartfelt digital onam ad film. The DVC, inspired by the belief that King Mahabali visits his people each year, is a modern take on how AI can bridge the gap of language barrier.
Publication : Media Brief
Semicon India 2025: Global Investors Celebrate India’s Semiconductor Surgeedit
Mark Papermaster, Chief technology Officer of AMD, highlighted India’s central role in the company’s global strategy: AMD announced a $400 million investment plan in India since Semicon India 2023.
Publication : India Herald
PM Modi Receives India’s First Indigenous Semiconductor Chip at Semicon India 2025edit
Merck executive board member Kai Beckmann projected India s domestic semiconductor market could reach $100 billion by 2030. Meanwhile, AMD’s Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster recalled the company s $400 million India investment plan announced at last year’s summit, praising India s extraordinary talent base and policy support.
Publication : Pratidin Time
India emerges as global catalyst for the semiconductor industryedit
Global chipmakers such as Micron, AMD, Samsung, and Tata-Powerchip have committed billions of dollars in investments for fabrication, assembly, and R&D facilities in India. India has approved 10 semiconductor projects worth $18 billion, including advanced fabs and OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) facilities.
Publication : Communications Today
Global chip firms commit support; say India has important role in global semicon futureedit
Now, in the context of a $1 trillion semiconductor industry, a larger, more resilient supply chain becomes essential. And we are making good progress integrating India into our global supply chain ecosystem, which we believe will deliver shared value across the industry, Archer said. AMD chief technology officer Mark Papermaster said India is an integral part of the company s global development.
Publication : News 9 Live
Top global semiconductor CEOs are betting big on India, says PM Modiedit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said top global semiconductor CEOs are betting big on India, reflecting their strong confidence in the country’s potential as a hub for innovation and manufacturing. Among the attendees were Christophe Fouquet, CEO of ASML; Mark Papermaster, CTO of AMD; and Randhir Thakur, CEO and MD of Tata Electronics.
Publication : The New Indian Express
PM pitches India as next global semicon destinationedit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday urged global semiconductor executives to view India as the next destination for setting up manufacturing units, paving the way for a boost to the industry in the country. Modi met top executives of companies such as ASML, Tata Electronics, Applied Materials and AMD, among others, as well as those from the global and Indian semiconductor industry and policy advocacy bodies.
Publication : Business Standard
AMD brand mentions
Which is the Best Gaming Laptop?edit
Razer Blade 16 is widely regarded as one of the best gaming laptops in 2025. It features the powerful AMD Ryzen AI 9 processor combined with Nvidia’s RTX 50-series graphics card. The laptop comes with a sharp OLED display, smooth high refresh rates, and a long-lasting battery.
Publication : Analytics Insight
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Qualcomm s Board of Directors Appoints Jeremy (Zico) Kolter to Boardedit
Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) today announced the appointment of Jeremy (Zico) Kolter to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Dr. Kolter will serve on the Governance Committee.
Publication : Business News This Week
MediaTek Dimensity 9500 Leak Points to Big CPU and GPU Upgrades Ahead of Launch Gizbot Newsedit
September is shaping up to be one of the busiest months in the mobile chip world. MediaTek s upcoming Dimensity 9500 is tipped to launch on September 22, just one day before Qualcomm takes the stage with its reportedly named Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.
Publication : Gizbot
Afraid to say that… : Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI might bring 4day work weeksedit
With artificial intelligence (AI) taking over almost every industry, experts and CEOs have been sharing their insights on how the technological storm could possibly bring industrial revolution. Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, recently highlighted how AI can bring a global shift to four-day work weeks.
Publication : The Indian Express
Intel CEO to visit India for groundbreaking ceremony of semiconductor plantedit
Intel CEO to visit India for groundbreaking ceremony of semiconductor plant Intel, along with its partners, is establishing a semiconductor plant for 3D Glass Solutions in Odisha. Intel s CEO is scheduled to visit India in the next 23 months. New Delhi:
Publication : India TV News
Busting myths about technology-led learning: Raj Shamani joins Intel’s The Learning Curveedit
Is my child ready for a world that’s going digital?’’, “Can my child learn well through gadgets”- these are just some questions that most parents think when they witness the world slowly quitting the analogue way of life. This transformation has also entered the educational sphere, where academic institutions are bringing in modern technology to enhance the learning experience.
Publication : The Times of India
3DGS chip plant: Intel CEO to visit Odisha in Octedit
PC Chip Major Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is likely to visit Odisha later this year for the ground-breaking ceremony of 3D Glass Solutions semiconductor plant, a senior state government official said on Wednesday.
Publication : The Financial Express
Partner in news
The culture that CEO Satya Nadella wants every Microsoft employee to maintainedit
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently urged employees to maintain their growth mindset culture as the company undergoes massive AI transformation and workforce restructuring Microsoft CEO said the same in a companywide internal memo sent a few weeks after the company announced layoffs that will affect 15,000plus employees
Publication : The Times of India
India Is A Vital Growth Driver And A Strategic Hub Within Our Global Value Chainedit
Emphasizing India as a strategic hub for Acer’s operations, Sanjeev Mehtani stated, “At Acer, we have been deeply invested in expanding our local manufacturing footprint in line with the Government’s Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat vision. Currently, our assembly and production capabilities are centered in Noida, where we manufacture a broad portfolio including desktops, laptops, monitors, and other key components.
Publication : Digital Terminal
Lenovo Legion Go 2: AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme & 144Hz OLED Displayedit
Handheld gaming reaches new heights! Lenovo Legion Go 2 has been unveiled with AMD’s latest Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, 32GB LPDDR5X8000 memory, and a stunning 1200p 144Hz OLED display that promises to revolutionise portable PC gaming experiences. Lenovo Legion Go 2: NextGen Handheld Power
Publication : Techno Sports
Industry news
Vikram32 chip explained: Features and details of India s first 32bit processor for Space appsedit
The minister presented the microchip to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the inauguration of the Semicon India 2025 conference Vikram32 microchip has been developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) s Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL), Chandigarh
Publication : The Times of India
Tata Consulting Engineers steps in to bridge India’s semiconductor skill gapedit
The collaboration kicks off with a joint learning and development programme designed by ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering and Tata Consulting Engineers.
Publication : People Matters
Opinion Ashwini Vaishnaw writes: Shaping the future, chip by chipedit
In the early days, computers were giant machines that filled the entire room. They ran on thousands of vacuum tubes working like the on-off switches of their time. They looked more like an old telephone exchange than the sleek devices we use today.
Publication : The Indian Express
India sharpens semiconductor strategy with SEMICON India 2025 as growth catalystedit
India is at the cusp of technological revolution, with its sights firmly set on becoming a global powerhouse in the semiconductor industry. This ambitious vision, deeply intertwined with the nation’s drive for self-reliance, is gaining significant momentum, underscored by strategic initiatives and landmark events.
Publication : Manufacturing Today
Govt of Odisha signs MoUs worth Rs. 2,655 crore at SEMICON India 2025edit
The Odisha leadership also engaged with Western Digital, Renesas, NXP Semiconductors, Siemens, and Micron, who showed interest in talent collaborations with IIT Bhubaneswar and other institutions.
Publication : ANI News
Ajai Chowdhry: India Must Turn Chip Design Talent into Products to Become a Semiconductor Nationedit
Amid discussions on strengthening India’s semiconductor workforce, Ajai Chowdhry, Chairman of EPIC Foundation & National Quantum Mission and Co-Founder of HCL Infosystems, noted that while India has ample talent in chip design, much of it is employed by foreign companies hindering the country’s ability to build its own products.
Publication : Outlook Business
Skilled manpower in short supply in chip industryedit
The government’s India Semiconductor Mission says it is enabling collaborations and partnership programmes with domestic and international industries, institutions and agencies to drive research, commercialisation and skill development.
Publication : The Hindu Business Line
PM meets semiconductor CEOsedit
PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday interacted with leading CEOs from the semiconductors industry during Semicon India 2025. “I talked about India’s relentless reform journey in this sector, which includes building robust infrastructure and emphasis on skilling as well as innovation,” the PM said after the meeting. On a message on X, he said global companies are bullish on India.
Publication : The Times of India
Chip projects are currently underwayedit
PM Modi stated that 10 major semiconductor projects are currently underway in the country, representing a combined investment of over $18 billion more than Rs. 1.5 lakh crore. On Wednesday, he interacted with leading CEOs from the world of semiconductors.
Publication : The New Indian Express
‘India key player in diversifying supply of semiconductorsedit
India can contribute to a diversified and resilient supply chain of semiconductors and a rising India contributes to stability and resilience in Asia, opening up new opportunities for its partners around the region, Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said on Wednesday, ahead of his meeting with PM Narendra Modi aimed at forging a new roadmap for bilateral relations.
Publication : Hindustan Times
In semiconductor sector progress but lack of infrastructureedit
India’s semiconductor business strong has seen but there are many challenges have to face . According to leading representative in this business India’s semiconductor business facing infrastructure challenges , skilled people and also supply chain not available
Publication : Gujarat Samachar
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