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AMD expects India GPU-based Helios platform rollout in H2 2026edit
AMD plans to roll out its GPU-based Helios high-performance computing platform in India and other markets in H2 2026. The platform integrates 72 MI455X GPUs, delivering up to 2.9 exaflops per rack. Aimed at meeting rising AI demand, AMD is also partnering with TCS, as India sees major data centre investments amid NVIDIA’s strong market dominance.
Publication: The Indian Express
AMD to deploy Helios AI systems globally, India among key marketsedit
Archana and Mahesh’s interaction with PTI on the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit has been published. The interaction highlighted AMD’s plan to roll out its Helios AI systems globally, including India, starting in the second half of 2026, aiming to tap rising demand for AI-driven data centres. The story also captured AMD’s partnership with TCS to build AI-ready infrastructure in India. Mahesh emphasised Helios’ high-performance capabilities and competitive cost positioning against rivals. Archana stressed that India’s advantage lies in its deep talent pool, open-source culture, and alignment between industry and academia, enabling faster AI deployment.
Publication: Business Standard
Competition in news
Vertiv advances converged infrastructure for NVIDIA AI factoriesedit
Vertiv has announced new converged physical infrastructure innovations designed to support the next generation of AI factories built on NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin DSX architecture, addressing the growing complexity and scale of AI deployments.
Publication: Express Computer
Tesla, NVIDIA, Microsoft to Apple: Magnificent 7 stocks market cap crashes $1.72 trillion during US-Iran waredit
Other indices have also fallen, as the S&P 500 index dropped to its seven-month low by retracing around 9% from its record high of 7,002.28.
Publication: Live Mint
More Chinese links appear in ‘Nvidia AI chips smuggling case’ that has landed founder of American server company in jailedit
Four Chinese universities, including two linked to the People’s Liberation Army, bought servers from Super Micro Computer that allegedly used restricted AI chips over the past year, reports Reuters.
Publication: The Times of India
Dell AI Data Platform With NVIDIA Targets Enterprise Dataedit
Dell and NVIDIA are removing one of the biggest blockers to enterprise AI: data that’s too slow, too siloed, or too messy to use. As a core component of the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, the Dell AI Data Platform with NVIDIA activates enterprise data for AI while maintaining security, governance, and best-in-class performance at scale.
Publication: SME Street
HPE advances AI factories with NVIDIA collaborationedit
Infosys has expanded its collaboration with NVIDIA to help enterprises accelerate AI adoption using generative AI and advanced computing capabilities. The partnership integrates NVIDIA’s AI stack with Infosys Topaz, enabling scalable AI solutions across industries. It focuses on improving productivity, automation, and decision-making, while helping businesses transition from AI experimentation to real-world deployment.
Publication: Express Computer
Industry news
Top 7 Hybrid Cloud Solutions for Enterprises in 2026edit
Where proprietary data is concerned, most businesses find themselves in a quagmire when it comes to storage, deployment, and security. Storing everything on-prem makes sense from an operational and security point of view, but at the expense of rising hardware, personnel, and maintenance costs.
Publication: ET CIO
The invisible water footprint of AI, semiconductors and data centresedit
With advances in technology, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced semiconductors, digital economies around the world are rapidly transforming.
Publication: Manufacturing Today
India’s chip push under Strait stressedit
When oil routes choke, chip dreams feel the pressure India s semiconductor ambitions haven t hit a wall yet — but the Strait of Hormuz disruption is starting to squeeze the system.
Publication: Money Control
PM to unveil museum on Jainism, semiconductor plant in Gujarat on Tuesdayedit
PM Modi will then inaugurate Kaynes Semicon’s Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) facility at Sanand, being set up at an estimated cost of Rs 3,300 crore, the statement said, adding that the facility will undertake chip packaging and testing, and is expected to produce around 60 lakh chips a day.
Publication: The Times of India
Gujarat accelerates AI push with plan to provide over 100 GPUs to startups, institutionsedit
Gujarat has moved to expand access to advanced computing infrastructure for artificial intelligence, announcing plans to deploy more than 100 high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs) across the state to support startups, educational institutions and government departments, officials said on Sunday.
Publication: The Hans India
Geopolitical Shifts Are Working in India’s Favour in Tech Industry: L&T Semicon Chiefedit
India’s semiconductor industry is gaining strong momentum, especially in manufacturing, and evolving geopolitical dynamics are expected to further tilt the advantage in the country’s favour, according to Sandeep Kumar, Chief Executive Officer of L&T Semiconductors.
Publication: Outlook Business
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