Victor Riparbelli, Synthesia’s chief executive, described the new product as a way to meet the demand from companies to upskill employees using automation. We re providing one part of the solution today, he said in an interview.

Publication: The Economic Times

That means Nvidia will be challenging processors from Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. inside data centers. The Vera product also could offer an alternative to in-house components that cloud providers use, such as Amazon.com Inc.’s Graviton.

Publication: Hindustan Times

That’s one of the reasons, after all, why Valve elected to toss a 15W custom AMD APU in the Steam Deck, otherwise it’d run out of battery after an hour like these other handhelds. That was also the driving force behind AMD’s Z-series chips, starting with the Z1 Extreme that showed up in the ROG Ally and the original Legion Go.

Publication: IGN

The AI boom has reordered the pecking order in the data centre market in just a few years catapulting firms such as Nvidia as the dominant player in the industry even as traditional chipmakers like Intel lost ground. As AI workloads continue to grow, this shift is expected to deepen in the coming years. Tanya Pandey breaks down how market share has changed over time and where the industry appears to be headed. (AMD).

Publication: The Economic Times

Samsung has been trying to catch up with cross-town rival SK Hynix, a primary supplier for advanced memory chips crucial for Nvidia’s AI accelerators, after supply delays had hit its earnings and share prices earlier last year. South Korean newspaper Korea Economic Daily reported on Monday that Samsung passed HBM4 qualification tests for Nvidia and AMD and will start shipping to Nvidia next month, citing chip industry sources.

Publication: Business Standard

The wave of artificial intelligence is reshaping the landscape of the global semiconductor supply chain. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently revealed that, thanks to the explosive demand for AI processors, the company has replaced Apple as Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM.US)$the largest customer currently.

Publication: Communications Today

Chinese officials have told the country’s largest tech firms, including Alibaba Group, they can prepare orders for Nvidia H200 AI chips, suggesting Beijing is close to formally approving imports of components essential to running artificial intelligence.

Publication: The Economic Times

Nvidia director Persis Drell has resigned from the company’s board of directors, says a CNBC report. In a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Nvidia revealed that Drell, 70, stepped down to pursue a “new professional opportunity”.

Publication: The Times of India

Samsung Electronics Co. is getting close to securing certification from Nvidia Corp. for the latest version of its AI memory chip, called HBM4, making progress in narrowing the gap with rival SK Hynix Inc.

Publication: Live Mint

Intel has officially confirmed that its next-generation desktop processor family, codenamed “Nova Lake,” is scheduled to launch at the end of 2026. The company made this announcement during its Q4 2025 earnings call and provided a timeline for the highly anticipated CPU architecture.

Publication: Sports Keeda

Intel Corp. shares suffered a steep fall after the company delivered a downbeat outlook for the first quarter, citing ongoing manufacturing challenges and lower-than-expected financial guidance.

Publication: Var India

Intel India is working on technology architectures to safeguard AI models and data, while India develops its regulatory framework under the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) regime, the company’s Chief Executive Officer Gokul Subramaniam told on Friday.

Publication: ET Telecom

The home ministry has asked central security agencies to deploy more intelligence officials in “sensitive” zones along the Line of Actual Control, looking to increase vigil and avert further Chinese incursions, government sources said on Saturday.

Publication: The Telegraph

Intel’s CEO Lip-Bu Tan addressed investors with a candid admission on Thursday, saying he’s “disappointed that we are not able to fully meet the demand in our markets.”

Publication: Gadgets Now

Earlier this month, Intel announced that the Panther Lake design for processors was now available in devices — with Tan touting their capabilities at the CES trade show in Las Vegas. Intel is locked in a race with rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and would-be interlopers such as Qualcomm Inc. for leadership in what they hope is a new era of AI-capable personal computers.

Publication: Money Control

But the company was caught off guard by the demand surge and cannot keep up even as it runs factories at capacity. It also warned a spike in memory chip prices could dampen sales in the PC market, where its new “Panther Lake” PC chips were expected to spark a comeback after years of market share losses to AMD .

Publication: The Economic Times

Nvidia is expected to launch its first consumer Arm laptop processors, N1 and N1X, potentially this quarter, with the N1X arriving in early 2026. Lenovo and Dell are preparing multiple laptops, including gaming models, challenging Intel and AMD. Early leaks suggest impressive performance, hinting at a new era for Windows on Arm devices.

Publication: The Times of India

Regulators have recently granted in-principle approval for Alibaba, Tencent Holdings Ltd. and ByteDance Ltd. to move to the next stage of preparations for purchases, people familiar with the mat-ter said.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is in Shanghai, a person briefed on the matter said on Saturday, as the U.S. chip giant faces fierce competition from local rivals and scrutiny from Chinese authorities.

Publication: The Sunday Guardian

Also weighing on Intel’s forecast was the global memory supply shortage where price hikes are expected to dampen end-market demand in the personal computer market Intel’s biggest segment, where its new “Panther Lake” PC chips were expected to spark a comeback after years of market-share losses to AMD.

Publication: The Sunday Guardian