November 11, 2025

AMD specific news

The technology that helped Mahindra book 200,000 SUV sales in 90 minutes (Proactive)edit

Mahindra has modernised its high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure by adopting AMD EPYC™ processor-powered virtual machines on Google Cloud, redefining the economics of cloud-based HPC in the manufacturing sector.

Publication : Manufacturing Today

AMD EPYC processors help Mahindra achieve 40% cost savings (Proactive)edit

Challenging the perception that high-performance computing (HPC) in the cloud is costly, Mahindra has modernized its HPC infrastructure by adopting AMD EPYC processor-powered virtual machines on Google Cloud.

Publication : Var India

Mahindra Used AMD’s EPYC & Kubernetes to Handle 2 Lakh Thar Bookings Online (Proactive)edit

Indian automotive giant Mahindra & Mahindra revealed how it handled one of its largest booking events using a cloud-based architecture built on Google Cloud and AMD’s EPYC processors. 

Publication : Analytics India Mag

Mahindra accelerates digital transformation with AMD-based Google Cloud infrastructure (Proactive)edit

The Mahindra Group is driving new efficiencies and revenue streams through its cloud-powered digital transformation, leveraging AMD EPYC CPU-based Google Cloud virtual machines (VMs) for high-performance computing (HPC), IT modernisation and virtual vehicle launches.

Publication : ET Auto

AMD brand mentions

Best GPUs for Multi-Monitor Setups in 2025edit

A modern multi-monitor graphics card needs to deliver high-quality output with efficiency and consistent performance while handling multiple tasks simultaneously. NVIDIA’s RTX line and AMD can offer the best GPUs for multi-monitor graphics, providing performance and value that enable users to create high-efficiency workstations.

Publication : Analytics Insight

Competition in news

OpenAI and Nvidia’s circular deals are emblematic of a speculative bubble—A repeat of the dotcom era in the making?edit

Around a month ago, I wrote that the financial community is sounding alarm bells on speculative artificial intelligence (AI) growth. On 3 November, OpenAI inked a $38 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services, committing to run a vast portion of its workloads on AWS infrastructure over the next seven years. To the casual observer, this looks like another straightforward cloud services contract.

Publication : Live Mint

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang praises TSMC partnership, rules out Blackwell chip sales to Chinaedit

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has credited Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) as a key factor behind the company s recent success, while confirming there are no active plans to sell its latest Blackwell AI chips to China.

Publication : Money Control

Bhaskar Interview Nvidia’s top chips are Nuclear Reactors of AI age: Why India might not be in trouble even if Trump bans their exports of AI chips to desi shoresedit

US President Donald Trump has vowed to stop the exports of high-end Nvidia AI chips due to their dual use in defence and several other strategically important industries. In a CBS interview, Trump said that only US companies will have access to Nvidia’s top-end chips.

Publication : Bhaskar English

Global chips, local bets: NVIDIA and Qualcomm back India’s deep-tech pushedit

India’s deep-tech story just gained two powerful new backers. NVIDIA and Qualcomm Ventures have joined the India Deep Tech Alliance (IDTA), a coalition of investors pledging more than $850 million to support startups in AI, semiconductors, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. Reports put total commitments at roughly $2 billion.

Publication : India Times

Microchip Technology expands its India footprint with 1.72 lakh sqft office facility in Bengaluruedit

Microchip Technology, a semiconductor company making innovative design easier through total systems solutions, has expanded its India footprint with the acquisition of 1.72 lakh square feet (16,000 square meters) of premium office space at the Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP)Zone in Whitefield, Bengaluru.

Publication : The Economic Times

Industry news

Fortinet announces secure AI data center solutionedit

Fortinet has announced the Secure AI Data Center solution, the industry s first end-to-end framework purpose-built to protect AI infrastructures. Designed to secure the full AI stack—from data center infrastructure to applications and large language models (LLMs)—the solution delivers advanced AI threat defense with ultralow latency and reduces power consumption on average by 69% compared to traditional approaches.

Publication : Var India

Data center debt skyrockets 112% — $25 billion issued as AI boom fuels borrowing frenzyedit

Data center debt has exploded due to the AI boom, with $25.4 billion in US secured debt issued in 2025 alone, marking a 112% increase from 2024’s $12 billion. Since 2022, this issuance has grown by an astonishing 1,854%.

Publication : The Economic Times

Assam to Join Global Semiconductor Ecosystem by 2026edit

Assam to Join Global Semiconductor Ecosystem by 2026 Tata Electronics Rs 27,000 crore OSAT plant in Assam set to integrate region into global semiconductor ecosystem by 2026.

Publication : BIS Infotech

The Missing Link in India’s Semiconductor Growth Story: Seasoned Talentedit

As India’s semiconductor vision begins to take shape, one truth stands out: progress will hinge as much on people as on policy India’s semiconductor industry is entering a defining decade.

Publication : The Times of India

Assam to Join Global Semiconductor Ecosystem by 2026edit

Assam to Join Global Semiconductor Ecosystem by 2026 Tata Electronics Rs 27,000 crore OSAT plant in Assam set to integrate region into global semiconductor ecosystem by 2026.

Publication : BIS Infotech

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