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Nvidia, Emerald AI partner with energy firms to develop grid-flexible AI data centresedit
NVIDIA and Emerald AI have partnered with major energy companies to develop next-generation AI data centres that can dynamically balance power consumption with grid conditions. These “flexible AI factories” use NVIDIA’s infrastructure and Emerald AI’s software to adjust energy usage in real time, enabling faster grid integration, improving reliability, and even supplying power back to the grid—addressing the growing electricity demands driven by AI workloads.
Publication: ET Enterprise AI
Crimson Desert Doesn’t Work on Intel GPUs, But Pearl Abyss Is Working On Itedit
Crimson Desert is currently incompatible with Intel GPUs, with users encountering errors that prevent the game from launching due to unsupported graphics hardware. Developer Pearl Abyss has acknowledged the issue and confirmed that it is actively working on a fix, although no specific timeline has been provided. The situation has raised concerns among players, particularly as Intel GPUs are widely used, highlighting ongoing compatibility challenges for newer graphics platforms.
Publication: IGN
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India rises as global chip design hub amid supply chain shiftsedit
This outlines India’s accelerating semiconductor push under the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM 1.0), with 10 approved projects worth around ₹1.6 lakh crore moving into execution. Key developments include Micron Technology beginning commercial production in Gujarat, Kaynes Technology entering production with its OSAT facility, and a ₹7,584 crore unit by CG Power, Renesas, and Stars Microelectronics expected by 2026. Meanwhile, Tata Electronics is building India’s first full-scale fab in Dholera, signaling a shift from policy to large-scale manufacturing.
Publication: BISinfotech
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