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AMD specific news
OpenAI growth stumble report rattles AI stocksedit
Chipmakers including Nvidia, Broadcom and Advanced Micro Devices also declined. In Asia, Japan’s SoftBank Group — which has poured tens of billions of dollars into OpenAI and holds roughly a 13 percent stake — closed down almost 10 percent in Tokyo trading.
Publication: The Economic Times
AI in Space: Start at the Edge, Build for the Missionedit
For years, AMD has built for “edge reality” – where power is constrained, connectivity isn’t guaranteed, and success is measured in real-time decisions, not theoretical peak performance. We’ve helped bring AI into PCs, industrial systems and embedded deployments by combining heterogeneous compute (CPUs, GPUs and adaptive compute), along with a strong software foundation.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD: Ryzen Desktop CPUs Reportedly See a Price Increase of Over 50% in Some Countriesedit
AMD Ryzen CPUs have reportedly seen over a 50% price increase in Japan, likely due to AI. This comes from a report by PC Watch, which says, Ryzen processors are experiencing a surge of over 50%.
Publication: IGN
Edge-First AI: Building Robust Intelligence for Deep Space Missionsedit
For years, AMD has built for edge reality – where power is constrained, connectivity isn’t guaranteed, and success is measured in real-time decisions, not theoretical peak performance.
Publication: CXO Today
Rashi Peripherals Wins AMD Ryzen Distributor of the Year India Awardedit
Rashi Peripherals Limited has been recognised with the AMD Ryzen Distributor of the Year India award at the AMD APJ Channel Executive Summit 2026 held in Bangkok, marking a significant achievement in its distribution journey within the Indian technology ecosystem.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor with AMD 3D V-Cache announcededit
AMD has released the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition CPU. It is the first desktop processor to use dual AMD 3D V-Cache technology. This new processor is based on the “Zen 5” architecture and has a large 208MB cache that is particularly intended to fulfil the needs of developers and content creators that deal with heavy workloads.
Publication: Gadget Bridge, Var India
Vinay Awasthi Joins AMD as SVP – Asia Pacific, Japan & India Salesedit
Vinay Awasthi has joined AMD as Senior Vice President – Asia Pacific, Japan & India (APJ) Sales, where he will lead the company’s regional sales strategy and execution across one of the fastest-growing technology markets globally.
Publication: HR Today
AMD Unveils Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 With Dual 3D V-Cache For Desktop PCs: Check Specs and Featuresedit
AMD has introduced the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition, the first desktop processor featuring dual 3D V-Cache across both chiplets, delivering up to 208MB of cache. Built on the Zen 5 architecture with 16 cores and 32 threads, it is designed for developers and creators handling AI, rendering, and simulation workloads. The chip offers improved performance, efficiency, and remains compatible with existing AM5 platforms, targeting high-end desktop users.
Publication: Gizbot
AI PCs gain ground in India as enterprise demand risesedit
The company has stated that it shipped close to 100 million AI-capable processors globally by the end of 2025, reflecting increasing hardware readiness. At the global tech event CES 2026 held in January, AMD corporate vice-president Jason Banta said, “2026 is the year we expect to see the AI PC crossover,” referring to a point where such devices move into mainstream usage rather than niche deployment.
Publication: The New Indian Express
AMD Enables Local AI Agents with Hermes on Ryzen AI Max+ and Radeon Graphicsedit
Systems powered by AMD Ryzen™ AI Max+ processors or Radeon™ AI PRO graphics are especially well suited for this category, with the horsepower for sophisticated local models and the architecture to support the parallel, multi-agent workloads that define agentic computing.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD launches Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition, brings double the 3D V-cache to desktopedit
AMD’s latest desktop processor is now on shelves—and it’s the first chip to stack 3D V-Cache on both of its chiplets. The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition launched April 22 at a suggested price of $899, targeting developers and creators who are tired of waiting on their machines.
Publication: The Times of India, Digital Terminal
Alienware Area-51 Desktops Get a Ryzen X3D2 Glow-Up This Weekedit
Alienware will start selling its Area-51 gaming PCs with the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, starting on Wednesday, April 22. It’s the first big update to Alienware’s AMD chip offerings since the company began selling Area-51 desktops with Ryzen X3D chips back in November.
Publication: IGN
GIGABYTE launches its first Made in India gaming monitor, the G25F2A with a 240Hz displayedit
With a 1ms GTG response time, the panel should help reduce ghosting and motion blur should be minimal. Other display features include HDR10 and AMD FreeSync Premium support.
Publication: 91 Mobiles
ASUS TUF A14 (2026) Review: Powerful, Portable, Priceyedit
Back in 2024, ASUS delivered one of the best thin and light gaming laptops of the year with the TUF A14. With its slim chassis, fast 165Hz display, strong performance, and competitive pricing, it quickly became one of our top recommendations. Now, ASUS is back with the 2026 TUF Gaming A14, powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI MAX+ 392 processor with an integrated AMD Radeon 8060S GPU.
Publication: Fone Arena
ASRock Industrial s AI BOXA395 Powers OpenClaw for Scalable, Fully Local Autonomous AIedit
ASRock Industrial is proud to announce that its AI BOX A395 is now recognized as the premier hardware platform for running OpenClaw, a cutting-edge local AI agent framework designed for privacy-focused, autonomous AI operations. Powered by AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, up to 128GB high-speed LPDDR5x-8000 unified memory, 10GbE LAN port, and equipped with advanced cooling for 24/7 silent operation, the AI BOX A395 offers exceptional performance, AI acceleration, and enterprise-grade stability in a compact form factor.
Publication: Times Tech
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition Desktop Processor Reviewedit
The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 is an unusual halo desktop CPU, not because it adds more cores, but because it doubles down on what has made AMD’s X3D chips so interesting in the first place: stacked cache.
Publication: Digit
AMD Prepares FSR Update with Multi-Frame Generationedit
AMD, with its latest FSR Redstone graphics technology pack, is currently the only major GPU maker without multi-frame generation (MFG) in its suite of advanced graphics technologies
Publication: Tech Powerup
AMD UALink Strategy: Can AMD disrupt AI data center dominance as open interconnect challenges NVIDIA NVLink ecosystem controledit
AMD is promoting its UALink open interconnect standard to challenge Nvidia’s proprietary NVLink dominance in AI data centres. The approach enables faster, low-latency communication and supports multi-vendor ecosystems, improving scalability and flexibility. Backed by rising AI demand and strong investor confidence, AMD aims to reduce ecosystem lock-in and reshape AI infrastructure with more open, efficient, and collaborative architectures.
Publication: The Economic Times
AMD to Relaunch Ryzen 7 5800X3D as AM4 10th Anniversary Editionedit
AMD will have supported the platform with 10 years of new processor launches and continued availability of compatible processors. The 8core/16thread processor is based on the Zen 3 microarchitecture, and features stacked 3D VCache memory.
Publication: Tech Powerup
Unstoppable surge: AMD hits all-time high in best run in nearly two decades – what’s fueling the drive?edit
Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have surged to record highs, marking their strongest run in nearly two decades, driven primarily by booming demand for AI chips and data-center processors. Investor confidence is rising on the back of strong partnerships, robust server CPU growth, and expectations of strong upcoming earnings. However, analysts note that high expectations are already priced in, with future gains depending on sustained execution.
Publication: The Economic Times
The AI PC is really a systems storyedit
AI PCs are not just about faster chips. The real story is how CPUS, GPUs, and NPUs work together, how software catches up, and why efficiency, not just performance, will decide the future of enterprise Al computing. (AMD)
Publication: PC Quest
Thomas Zacharia brings Oak Ridge Titan expertise to AMD AIedit
Thomas Zacharia brings Oak Ridge Titan expertise to AMD AI Technology. Thomas Zacharia, who grew up in Kerala and studied in India before heading to the US for his Ph.D., has made some serious waves in tech.
Publication: News Bytes App
Meet Thomas Zacharia, the man behind the machines powering AIedit
Thomas Zacharia’s journey from Kerala to the forefront of global computing is the kind that quietly reshaped an entire industry. Today a senior vice president at AMD, Zacharia has played a pivotal role in transforming how the world builds and uses supercomputers—especially in the age of artificial intelligence.
Publication: The Economic Times
Keralite Visionary Thomas Zacharia Revolutionizes Computing with AI Supercomputersedit
Thomas Zacharia, senior VP of strategic technical partnerships and public policy at AMD and based in Austin, Texas, is one of the more consequential figures in the story of how AI moved from academic curiosity to industrial force. That story begins not in Silicon Valley, but in Kerala.
Publication: The Times of India
This Keralite helped build the world’s most powerful computersedit
Thomas Zacharia has over the last few decades helped reshape the global computing landscape – including, improbably, the fortunes of a company he does not work for. Zacharia, senior VP of strategic technical partnerships and public policy at AMD and based in Austin, Texas, is one of the more consequential figures in the story of how AI moved from academic curiosity to industrial force. That story begins not in Silicon Valley, but in Kerala.
Publication: The Times of India
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition Processor Announced With 208MB Cacheedit
Dual Edition, its first desktop processor with dual 3D V-Cache, delivering a massive 208MB cache. Built on Zen 5 with 16 cores and 32 threads, it targets creators and developers with improved productivity performance. While gaming gains are modest, it offers around 5–10% performance uplift over its predecessor, alongside higher power consumption and premium positioning.
Publication: IGN
AMD Named as India’s Most Trusted Semiconductor Brand in TRA 2026 Reportedit
AMD has been ranked India’s most trusted semiconductor brand in the TRA Brand Trust Report 2026, reinforcing its strong credibility and growing preference among enterprises, developers, and consumers. The company has led the category in five of the last seven years, driven by its focus on high-performance, energy-efficient solutions. With expanding adoption across cloud, AI, and enterprise sectors, along with a strong R&D presence, India remains central to AMD’s global growth strategy.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD appoints Savex Technologies as distributor for partner networkedit
Savex Technologies has been recognised as an official distributor under the AMD Partner Network framework, supporting expanded availability of AMD technologies through its channel distribution network in India.
Publication: DQ Channels
This Chrome Extension can detect DeepFakeedit
In a reel featuring the HP ZBook Ultra equipped with the AMD Ryzen AI Max Pro 385 processor, the McAfee scam detector extension demonstrated the ability to detect AI-generated audio with near-perfect accuracy. However, this feature presently works only with English audio and is limited to analyzing audio streams, not video content.
Publication: Gizbot (Instagram)
AMD Powers Next-Gen Space Missions as NASA Shifts Toward Deep Space Explorationedit
AMD is playing a key role in powering next-generation space missions as NASA shifts toward long-term lunar and deep-space exploration. Its advanced computing technologies—including CPUs, GPUs, and adaptive SoCs—enable real-time data processing, AI-driven insights, and autonomous operations in extreme environments. These systems are radiation-tolerant, reliable, and adaptable, helping spacecraft operate efficiently with minimal Earth dependence, thereby supporting complex missions from lunar landers to deep-space exploration.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT vs RX 9060 XT: Is it worth upgrading?edit
The AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT was a great mid-range GPU when it was released in 2021, provided you could buy it at MSRP. However, once crypto mining declined and prices dropped accordingly, the RX 6700 XT became an excellent value in the graphics card market.
Publication: Sports Keeda
Fujisoft Unveils Next Gen AI Driven Security Solution Built on AMD Embedded Platformedit
Fujisoft has unveiled a next-generation AI-driven security solution built on AMD’s Embedded+ platform, designed for industrial environments like factories and warehouses. The system uses AI-based image recognition to improve detection accuracy and reduce false alarms compared to traditional motion-based systems. By combining x86 processing with FPGA adaptability on a single board, it enables real-time, low-latency edge processing while simplifying design, lowering costs, and accelerating deployment.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD Announces Day 0 Support for Google Gemma 4 Across Processors and GPUsedit
AMD has announced Day 0 support for Google’s Gemma 4 AI models across its full hardware stack, including Instinct data center GPUs, Radeon GPUs, and Ryzen AI processors. Gemma 4 models (2B–31B parameters) are multimodal, support up to 256K tokens, and handle tasks like coding, OCR, and speech recognition. AMD enables deployment via tools like vLLM, SGLang, and LM Studio, allowing immediate use across cloud, enterprise, and local AI systems.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Top 10 AMD Motherboards for Gaming and Workstations in 2026edit
The AMD motherboard landscape in 2026 highlights a mix of high-performance and budget-friendly options designed for both gaming and workstation needs. Top models feature PCIe 5.0, DDR5 memory, Wi-Fi 7, and advanced VRM cooling for stability and scalability. Premium boards like ASUS ROG Strix X870E and MSI MEG X870E cater to high-end users, while B650/B550 options offer strong value for mainstream builds.
Publication: Analytics Insight
AMD Instinct MI355X Achieves Over 1M Tokens/Sec in MLPerf 6.0 AI Benchmarkedit
AMD’s Instinct MI355X GPU achieved a major milestone in MLPerf Inference 6.0, surpassing 1 million tokens per second at multi-node scale, demonstrating production-level AI inference performance. Built on CDNA 4 architecture, it supports large models and delivers strong scaling efficiency across clusters. The results also highlight significant generational improvements, new workload support, and consistent performance reproducibility across AMD’s partner ecosystem.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD brand mentions
VNS International Honoured with AMD Exceptional Partner Award in Workstation Categoryedit
VNS International Pvt. Ltd., a leading IT distribution company, has been honoured with the AMD Exceptional Partner Award in the Workstation Category for Q1 2026, reaffirming the company’s leadership in delivering high-performance workstation solutions to businesses and professional users across India.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Neverness to Everness (NTE): Best settings for 1440p on midrange PCedit
Mid-tier graphics cards like Nvidia RTX 4070 and AMD 7800 XT, or better, can easily wring out enough hardware power for a decent graphical experience.
Publication: Tech Sports Keeda
Factbox-From OpenAI to Nvidia, firms channel billions into AI infrastructure as demand boomsedit
Nvidia is set to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI and supply it with data center chips, in a deal giving the chipmaker a financial stake in OpenAI. OpenAI is already an important customer for Nvidia.
Publication: ET Brand Equity
How a Telegram scam ring duped Amazon out of $4 millionedit
Amazon claims the group facilitated fraudulent refunds for expensive items, including PowerColor AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT graphics cards worth over $2,000 each, multiple Dell gaming laptops, Apple MacBook Pro laptops and more.
Publication: The Financial Express
Lenovo, AMD and RP tech Host Strategic Channel Planning Meet in Mussoorieedit
Lenovo, AMD, and RP Tech hosted a three-day strategic channel planning meet in Mussoorie, bringing together senior leadership to review business performance and align on future growth priorities. Discussions focused on strengthening ecosystem collaboration, improving go-to-market strategies, and enhancing execution across SMB and commercial segments, with an emphasis on agility, partner engagement, and sustained channel-driven growth.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Chinese chipmakers claim nearly half of local market as Nvidia’s lead shrinks: IDCedit
Total shipments of AI accelerator cards by Nvidia, AMD, and Chinese chipmakers reached approximately 4 million units in China in 2025, the data showed. Nvidia remained the market leader, shipping around 2.2 million cards and holding a 55% share.
Publication: ET Telecom
DeepSeek V4 model to use Huawei chips? But can, Huawei truly match Nvidia in power and scaleedit
DeepSeek’s upcoming V4 AI model is expected to run on Huawei chips, reflecting a shift from reliance on Nvidia amid export restrictions. This aligns with China’s push for AI self-reliance, supported by large-scale Huawei orders. However, Nvidia continues to lead in performance and ecosystem maturity, while AMD is emerging as a strong alternative with competitive AI accelerators, intensifying global competition in high-performance AI computing.
Publication: The Economic Times
Competition in news
LG and Nvidia Expand into Physical AI, Robotics & Dataedit
South Korea s LG Electronics announced on April 29 during its Q1 2026 earnings call that it is expanding its collaboration with Nvidia into the emerging space of physical AI, signaling a deeper push into robotics, mobility, and AI data centers.
Publication: The Economic Times
Inside GenAI Meetup Hosted by RPTech, an NVIDIA Partner, in Association With AIM in Hyderabadedit
From Build to Impact meetup in Hyderabad, the conversation moved beyond hype cycles and model benchmarks to how developers actually take generative AI systems from experimentation to production.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
Robotaxis, AI manufacturing and nextgen mobility on the riseedit
Intel lands Tesla as first major customer for 14A chip technology TVS Motor bets big on AIled manufacturing, connected vehicle intelligence JSW Motors, Tata Elxsi partner for nextgen connected mobility solutions Huawei to invest $2.6 billion in smart driving technologies
Publication: The Economic Times
Taiwan s TSMC exits Arm with $231 million share saleedit
TSMC had invested about $100 million in Arm at $51 per share during the chip designer’s initial public offering in 2023, alongside several strategic investors.
Publication: The Economic Times
Dell releases updated XPS lineup in Indiaedit
Dell has launched the XPS 14 and XPS 16 in India. The laptops have been redesigned, with a focus on thinner builds and updated internals. The XPS 14 is 14.6mm thick and weighs 1.36kg, while the XPS 16 weighs 1.65kg. Both are lighter than their previous versions.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line
ASUS unveils the ExpertBook Ultraedit
ASUS launched the ExpertBook Ultra, a Copilot+ PC with an ultra-light design, cutting-edge AI-powered performance, a vivid display, immersive audio, all-day battery, ultimate typing experience, military grade durability, enterprise-grade security and seamless expandability.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line
Gujarat: GTU to sponsor 40 students for semiconductor programmeedit
Gujarat Technological University (GTU) has announced that it will sponsor 40 students annually for the India Semiconductor Workforce Development Program (ISWDP), an initiative by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, in collaboration with Synopsys and Samsung since 2025
Publication: The Times of India
NVIDIA Ising opensource models aim to accelerate quantum scaling with AIedit
With its newly announced Ising model family, NVIDIA is effectively suggesting that the key to unlock quantum computing lies not inside the quantum machine itself but in the AI wrapped around it.
Publication: Digit
Inside GenAI Meetup Hosted by RPTech, an NVIDIA Partner, in Association With AIM in Hyderabadedit
From Build to Impact meetup in Hyderabad, the conversation moved beyond hype cycles and model benchmarks to how developers actually take generative AI systems from experimentation to production.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
AI is more expensive than human workers due to compute costs, says Nvidia executiveedit
Nvidia’s vice president of applied deep learning, Bryan Catanzaro, has noted that in some operations, the cost of running AI systems exceeds the cost of employing people.
Publication: Sme Futures
AI Hub In The Makingedit
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu in conversation with Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw during the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the Google Cloud India AI Hub, in Visakhapatnam on Tuesday
Publication: The New Indian Express
Is NVIDIA’s Golden Age—and Monopoly—Coming to an End?edit
Vertiv, a provider of digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, has acquired Strategic Thermal Labs LLC (STL), a specialist in advanced liquid-cooling technologies.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
ChatGPT Owner OpenAI Reportedly Teams Up With Qualcomm, MediaTek to Build an AI-First Smartphoneedit
OpenAI is no longer content with powering apps. It now appears to be building the hardware they run on. The company is reportedly working with Qualcomm and MediaTek to co-develop custom smartphone processors for a new AI-first device, with mass production expected around 2028.
Publication: Republic World
NVIDIA leases 7.6 lakh sq ft office space in Bengaluru for Rs 1,230 crore over 10 yearsedit
Nvidia Graphics Pvt Ltd, the company s Indian subsidiary has leased 7.6 lakh sq ft of office space in Bengaluru at Bagmane Capital’s Memphis South Tower, with a total lease value of Rs 1,230 crore over 10 years, according to documents accessed by Propstack.
Publication: Hindustan Times, Money Control
Rs 1,200 crore deal: Nvidia leases massive Bengaluru office space amid AI boomedit
Nvidia’s Indian subsidiary has leased a 7,60,000 sq ft office space in Bengaluru’s Bagmane Capital, as global tech giants expand their AI research and development presence in the country.
Publication: Live Mint
Intel Panther Lake Core Ultra Series 3 Processors: The Future Of AI PCs In India?edit
Business Today spoke with Akshay Kamath, Director of Enterprise Client and Data Centre Category at Intel India, to decode the next generation of AI PCs. In this interview, we dive deep into what makes the new Intel Panther Lake Core Ultra Series 3 processors a massive leap over older i5 and i7 laptops.
Publication: Business Today
Intel and CoRover.ai Launch Offline BharatGPT AI PCedit
The live showcase featured BharatGPT-mini powered Conversational AI Agent running entirely on-device, on Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3 processors, marking a milestone in the AI-on-Device journey.
Publication: Media Brief
Intel AI PC Innovation Day 2026: Shifting AI from cloud to deviceedit
Last week, Intel hosted its AI PC Innovation Day at Conrad Bengaluru, bringing together developers, industry stakeholders, and ecosystem partners to outline the next phase of personal computing. The central theme, “Unleashing On-Device Intelligence,” reflected a broader industry shift, moving AI workloads away from the cloud and onto local hardware.
Publication: The Economic Times
Dell announced refreshed XPS 14 and XPS 16 laptop models in Indiaedit
Dell Technologies has re-launched its XPS range with better workmanship and performance in India. The updated versions are powered by next-generation Intel Core CPUs, helping to accelerate creation and innovation. It sports a full redesign focused on premium looks, polished UI, better performance and best-in-class battery life.
Publication: The Times of India, The Economic Times
QCOM stock surges over 8% today ahead of April 29 earnings: Can Qualcomm extend the semiconductor stocks rally fueled by Intel’s strong quarter?edit
Despite the rally, the bigger test is still ahead. Qualcomm is set to report fiscal second-quarter earnings on April 29. The company is guiding for revenue between $10.2 billion and $11 billion, with adjusted earnings per share in the $2.45 to $2.65 range, as per a Ts2.Tech report.
Publication: The Economic Times
NVIDIA becomes first company to hit $5 trillion market valueedit
NVIDIA has made history by becoming the first company ever to reach a market capitalization of $5 trillion. The chipmaker s valuation was around $5.08 trillion, surpassing tech giants like Alphabet ($4.1 trillion) and Apple ($3.97 trillion).
Publication: The Economic Times
Intel shares eclipse dot-com peak after blockbuster forecastedit
Intel Corp. shares hit a record high after the chipmaker delivered a sales forecast that shattered Wall Street expectations, showing that it’s finally benefiting from a boom in AI spending.
Publication: Money Control
Google plans to invest $40bn in Anthropicedit
expansion of an agreement announced earlier this month between Anthropic, Google and Broadcom Inc. Google’s tensor processing units are one of the best alternatives to Nvidia’s chips, making them a precious resource for AI developers.
Publication: The Times of India
Intel Soars on New Signs of AI Boom for CPUsedit
Rival AMD and Arm also gained more than 11% each on growing conviction that inference the process by which artificial intelligence answers user queries could restore central processing units to the heart of the industry after years of being eclipsed by graphics chips used in AI training. Nvidia, chip giant that has dominated AI boom, has also sensed the shift and braced for greater competition.
Publication: The Economic Times
Google Expands AI Infrastructure With NVIDIA Partnership and $185B Investment Planedit
Google is expanding its AI capabilities through a deeper partnership with NVIDIA and a planned $175–$185 billion investment in 2026. The initiative focuses on scaling AI infrastructure—data centres, advanced chips, and cloud systems—to support more powerful, autonomous AI applications. By integrating NVIDIA’s GPUs into its cloud ecosystem, Google aims to meet rising enterprise demand and strengthen its competitive position in the global AI landscape.
Publication: Analytics Insight
Microchip Technology redefines chip design with smart logicedit
Microchip Technology has expanded its Configurable Logic Block (CLB)-based microcontroller range with two new families: PIC16F13276 and PIC18-Q35. These chips combine microcontroller functions with CPLD-like programmable logic in a single, low-power device.
Publication: Manufacturing Today
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s one morning habit that keeps him productive in the AI eraedit
In a world driven by constant notifications and competing priorities, Jensen Huang relies on a simple habit to stay focused. As the head of Nvidia, a company at the centre of the global AI boom, Huang has spent decades navigating uncertainty, rapid technological change and high-stakes decisions.
Publication: The Times of India
Tesla becomes first customer for Intel’s advanced 14A chip technologyedit
Tesla’s plans to use Intel’s advanced 14A manufacturing process to make chips at its Terafab project, CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday, making the company Intel’s first major customer for the technology.
Publication: Money Control
Intel lands Tesla as first major customer for 14A chip technologyedit
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday the EV maker plans to use Intel’s next-generation 14A manufacturing process to make chips at its Terafab project, an advanced AI chip complex Musk has envisioned in Austin.
Publication: The Indian Express
AI PCs and workstations to drive next phase of enterprise AI in Asia Pacific: Delledit
Enterprise AI adoption across Asia Pacific is entering a new phase, shifting from experimentation to scaled implementation, with AI PCs and workstations emerging as critical enablers, according to Dell Technologies.
Publication: Express Computer
Dell Technologies Expands Cybersecurity and Resilience for the AI Era and Emerging Quantum Risksedit
Dell Technologies introduces new security by design and cyber resilience capabilities to help organizations secure, detect and recover from next-generation threats.
Publication: CXO Today
Microchip’s CLB-based PIC® MCUs combine programmable logic and embedded control in a single device to help reduce latency, cost and design complexityedit
Engineers designing timing-critical systems for motor control, industrial automation and automotive safety applications often face challenges with latency and unpredictable software execution. To help address these challenges without adding the cost and complexity of multichip designs, Microchip Technology is expanding its Configurable Logic Block (CLB)–based microcontroller (MCU) portfolio.
Publication: BIS Infotech
Cadence, NVIDIA Expand Partnership to Accelerate Agentic AI, Simulation and Digital Twin Workflowsedit
Cadence Design Systems Inc. is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA to deliver accelerated solutions across agentic AI, physics-based simulation, and digital twins.
Publication: EE Times India
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: Agentic AI is getting real work done, making AI finally ‘valuable’edit
Organisations should move quickly to adopt agentic artificial intelligence (AI), said Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, pointing to a rapid shift in recent months from generative systems that produce information to agentic systems that can perform real work.
Publication: Money Control
NCLAT stays CCI penalty on computer chip maker Inteledit
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal ( NCLAT ) has stayed the Rs 27.38 crore penalty imposed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Intel Corporation over its India-specific warranty policy for boxed micro-processors.
Publication: The Economic Times
Intel results to show if supply chain issues are dimming its AI ambitionsedit
Intel investors on Thursday will focus on its efforts to sort out supply chain issues that have limited the company’s ability to ramp up chip production to meet rising demand from businesses adopting AI-related services.
Publication: The Economic Times
Australia’s Syenta raises $26 million to ease AI chip bottleneck, former Intel CEO joins boardedit
Along with the funding, the company said it will open an office in the U.S. state of Arizona, near the manufacturing facilities of Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, and that former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger will be joining its board of directors.
Publication: The Economic Times
Intel Handheld Gaming Chip Core G3: Can It Challenge AMD in 2026?edit
According to IGN’s CES 2026 report, Intel is developing dedicated handheld gaming chips under the Core G3 name, built from Panther Lake silicon and aimed at a market AMD has largely controlled. That would make this Intel’s clearest handheld-specific push yet.Publication: Tech Republic
Intel Arc G3 chips to power nextgen handheld gaming devicesedit
The rumors surrounding the Intel Arc G3 chips have intensified as of April 20, 2026, with leaks pointing toward a major showdown between Intel and AMD in the handheld gaming market. Intel is reportedly preparing to launch two custom SoCs (System on a Chip) specifically designed for portables: the Arc G3 and the Arc G3 Extreme.
Publication: News Press
Xebia partners with NVIDIA and Anthropic to scale enterprise AI deploymentsedit
Xebia has announced strategic partnerships with NVIDIA, and Anthropic reinforcing its commitment to advancing enterprises from isolated AI experiments to scalable, production grade execution through a tightly integrated ecosystem of infrastructure, enterprise-ready models, and disciplined engineering that delivers measurable results.
Publication: Var India
NVIDIA Holds Near $200 as Mizuho Reaffirms Outperform Ratingedit
Mizuho kept its outperform rating on NVIDIA as the chipmaker continued to trade near the $200 level, even after a modest pullback on Monday. The firm said NVIDIA remains the leader in AI training and inference chips for data center use, with market share above 75% today.
Publication: Analytics Insight
India’s Sarvam AI Eyes $350 Mn Round Backed by Nvidia, Amazonedit
Term sheets have been signed and the final structure of the round is being finalised. Around $150–200 million is expected to be invested by the three strategic investors—Nvidia, Amazon and HCLTech, The Economic Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Publication: Outlook Business
Google eyes new chips to speed up AI results, challenging Nvidiaedit
Now, the Alphabet Inc.-owned company aims to build on its momentum with the likely introduction of new chips dedicated to inference, or running AI models after they’ve been trained. With this push, Google is poised to further challenge market leader Nvidia Corp. in a fast-growing category for semiconductors that’s fueled by surging adoption of AI software.
Publication: Business Standard
ISI adopts new three-pronged strategy in Punjab: Intel reportsedit
Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has sharpened its focus on Punjab with a calibrated three-pronged strategy built around targeted killings, drug trafficking, and the supply of arms and ammunition, according to intelligence inputs. Punjab has seen a series of low-intensity blasts in recent months, involving crude bombs and grenades.
Publication: Telangana Today
NCLAT stays CCI penalty on computer chip maker Intel Corpedit
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has stayed a ₹27.38 crore penalty imposed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Intel Corporation over its India-specific warranty policy. The tribunal granted interim relief after Intel deposited 25% of the fine and challenged the order, while directing no coercive action until the next hearing.
Publication: The Economic Times
Bengaluru’s Dayananda Sagar University partners with NVIDIA to launch AI factory on campusedit
Dayananda Sagar University (DSU), a leading multidisciplinary private university in Bengaluru, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with NVIDIA to establish a firstofitskind AI Factory within an academic campus in India.
Publication: Tribune
Nvidia rival Cerebras discloses US IPO filing as AI boom drives listingsedit
Cerebras Systems, an AI chip rival to Nvidia, has filed for a US initial public offering. This marks a second attempt to list publicly.
Publication: The Economic Times
NVIDIA Introduces GeForce NOW in India Powered by Blackwell RTX Architectureedit
Gaming NVIDIA Introduces GeForce NOW in India Powered by Blackwell RTX Architecture NVIDIA announced the early access launch of GeForce NOW™ exclusively for India, powered by the NVIDIA Blackwell RTX architecture.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang s productivity hack is winning over the internetedit
In a world full of productivity apps, timeblocking tricks and endless morning routine advice, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has gone viral for something far simpler. His rule is just this: do the most important task first. Every single morning.
Publication: India Today
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang loses his cool — here’s what sparked itedit
Huang gave an example of Huawei CloudMatrix, showing China can still build strong AI using brute force. He argued that banning Nvidia chips won t stop China s AI growth — it will just push them to build outside the U.S. tech system.
Publication: The Economic Times
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang warns DeepSeek running on Huawei chips is a horrible outcome for USedit
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has warned that Chinese AI models like DeepSeek running on the country s domestic chips could be a horrible outcome for the United States.
Publication: Live Mint
Nvidia rival Cerebras discloses US IPO filing as AI boom drives listingsedit
AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems revealed its filing for a US initial public offering on Friday, bringing the Nvidia rival closer to the public markets as it seeks to tap into growing optimism around a broad revival in the listings market.
Publication: The Economic Times
Intel gives employees an update on Elon Musk; says: Will disclose more broadly the scope and nature of …edit
Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan said about Elon Musk s Terafab chip making project Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Intel wants to reveal more details about its recent deal with Elon Musk’s companies.
Publication: The Times of India
Intel is making progress. But it isn t out of the woods yet.edit
Intel also now trades for more than 130 times its projected earnings for this year, far above the peak multiple of 60 times that the stock briefly touched during the dotcom bubble.
Publication: Live Mint
Odisha kicks off India s 1st 3D chip packaging plantedit
It is funded by Intel, among others. Intel s CEO LipBu Tan joined the ceremony virtually. Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi and Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw laid the foundation stone for India s first advanced 3D chip packaging unit in Bhubaneswar, in a big boost to India s growing semiconductor ambitions.
Publication: The Indian Express
I Tested Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme: This 18-Core Power CPU Hits Hard Against AMD, Apple, Inteledit
It’s a new CPU tier from Qualcomm (the first generation of its Snapdragon X processors topped out with the Snapdragon X “Elite,” no “Extreme”), and my tests position it favorably among the upper echelons of laptop silicon. Benchmarking this new flagship chip proves that Qualcomm’s best can challenge some of the better chips from AMD, Apple, and Intel.
Publication: PC Mag
NVIDIA-edForce tie-up targets India`s growing demand for AI talentedit
Nvidia has partnered with edForce to address India’s rising demand for AI talent by offering structured, enterprise-focused training in AI, accelerated computing, and data-driven technologies. The initiative includes hands-on learning and certifications, aiming to build a future-ready workforce, bridge skill gaps, and support enterprises scaling AI adoption across sectors.
Publication: ZEE News
OnePlus Pad 4 with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 launching on April 30: Specsedit
OnePlus Pad 4 will be powered by the current generation flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and feature a 3 4K resolution display OnePlus has not yet announced the pricing of the Pad 4
Publication: Business Standard
Nvidia Rolls Out Jensen Grant To Deepen Equity Pay For India Workforceedit
Nvidia has expanded its equity compensation framework for employees in India through a special onetime stock award, signalling a sharper pivot towards longterm, performance linked pay in one of its fastest growing talent hubs.
Publication: BW People
Intel gets interim relief as NCLAT stays Rs 27.38 crore CCI penaltyedit
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Thursday directed Intel Corp. to disclose the withdrawal of its India-specific warranty policy for boxed microprocessors to consumers, while staying recovery of the Rs 27.38 crore penalty imposed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI).
Publication: Live Mint
Intel Core Series 3 Processors Launch: AI Performance, Battery Life, and Value Computing Redefined in 2026edit
Intel has introduced its latest Intel Core Series 3 processors, targeting value buyers, small businesses, and edge computing deployments with a strong focus on AI performance, efficiency, and affordability Built on the advanced Intel 18A process node and derived from the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 architecture, the new lineup aims to deliver modern computing capabilities at scale
Publication: Infotech Lead
Intel Foundry Nears Major Customer Wins as Apple, AMD, Google, and NVIDIA Weigh Dealsedit
There have been numerous rumors that Apple, AMD, NVIDIA, Google, and Broadcom are considering utilizing Intel’s silicon manufacturing, including the 18A, 18A-P, and 18A-PT nodes, as well as the upcoming 14A node. Apple is rumored to manufacture some of its M-Series “Apple Silicon” laptop processors in 2027 using the 18A-P node, while Google might leverage Intel’s EMIB and Foveros 3D advanced packaging technology for some of its TPU designs.
Publication: Tech Powerup
Intel’s new Core Series 3 processors bring AI Smarts to budget laptopsedit
Intel has launched its Core Series 3 processors aimed at budget laptops, bringing AI capabilities—previously limited to premium devices—into the mainstream. The chips deliver up to 47% better single-core performance and significantly improved AI processing, including an integrated NPU for everyday AI tasks. Targeted at students and small businesses, these processors make modern, AI-powered computing more accessible at lower price points.
Publication: The Times of India
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 leak hints at two-tier strategy for the flagship chip with a Pro variantedit
Qualcomm’s next flagship chip cycle may not follow the usual one-size-fits-all approach. Instead of a single top-end processor, the company is expected to split things into two: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro.
Publication: 91 Mobiles
NVIDIA’s Rumored PC Mega Dealedit
A critical uncertainty persists—should negotiations with HP or Dell fail, which alternative PC manufacturer could NVIDIA pursue for acquisition in 2026? A fresh rumor suggests that NVIDIA may be nearing a major acquisition that could significantly reshape the global PC and server industry.
Publication: Var India
NVIDIA unveils Ising open AI models to boost quantum computingedit
Chipmaking giant NVIDIA has unveiled the world’s first open AI models for building quantum processors capable of running numerous applications Named NVIDIA Ising, the AI models are meant to assist researchers and enterprises in building quantum processors.
Publication: The Indian Express
Nvidia GeForce Now is finally coming to India on April 16: 5 things to knowedit
If you thought that owning expensive hardware was the only way to enjoy modern AAA games in all their glory, think again. There has to be some way to enjoy new games without necessarily spending lakhs on a new laptop or a PC. And Nvidia took note of this long back with the GeForce Now cloud gaming service that first launched in 2020 globally.
Publication: Digit
Jensen Grant: Nvidia rewards 10,000 India employees with stock grants worth upto Rs 1 croreedit
Nvidia has extended CEO Jensen Huang s onetime special stock grant to a majority of its approximately 10,000 employees in India. As part of the payouts under the Jensen Special Grant, the payouts range from over Rs 5 lakh to as high as Rs 1 crore over the vesting period, according to data from salary intelligence platform.
Publication: The Financial Express
Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Desktop Processor Review Digit.inedit
From our testing, the 270K Plus is clearly competitive in productivity, and far more convincing than the first wave of desktop Core Ultra chips, even if it still does not flatten AMD s best X3D parts in every gaming scenario. However, when you put the pricing and performance together, you ve got an underdog in the making.
Publication: Digit
Nvidia GeForce Now Launches in India on April 16, Bringing Cloud Gaming to the Mass Marketedit
Nvidia is launching its cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, in India on April 16 in an early-access beta phase. Initially, only pre-registered users will get invites. The platform lets users stream PC games they already own from cloud servers, removing the need for expensive hardware. With local servers being deployed, it aims to reduce latency and make high-end gaming more accessible in India.
Publication: Republic World
Intel Foundry Bridges the Gap: Power and Logic Unite on Ultra-Thin GaN-on-Siliconedit
Intel Foundry has developed an ultra-thin (19µm) gallium nitride (GaN) chiplet that integrates power transistors and silicon logic on a single die. This breakthrough eliminates the need for separate chips, reducing energy loss and improving efficiency. Built on GaN-on-silicon wafers, it enables faster, compact, high-performance systems for AI, data centres, and next-gen wireless applications.
Publication: BISinfotech
Intel and SambaNova advance Agentic AI with Xeon 6edit
As agentic AI moves from experimentation to production, the industry is confronting the limits of GPU only inference architectures. Under its signed agreement, Intel and SambaNova today announced a new blueprint designed for these emerging workloads. The design will combine GPUs for prefill, SambaNova RDUs for high throughput decode, and Intel® Xeon® 6 processors as the host and action CPUs addressing performance, efficiency, and software compatibility challenges facing enterprises and cloud providers.
Publication: Communication Today
Nvidia: A Copyright Strike Briefly Took Down the Official Announcement Trailer for DLSS 5 on YouTubeedit
Nvidia recently announced DLSS 5, which didn’t really go down too well. The trailer for it was then taken down from YouTube due to a copyright strike. Gaming content creator NikTek was the first to notice that the announcement video is no longer available on YouTube. They took to X/Twitter saying that an Italian television channel by the name of La7 has sent a copyright strike, which resulted in the video being taken down.
Publication: Ign
Nvidia GeForce Now Is ‘Coming Soon’ in India as an Email Rolls Out With the Claim That ‘The Wait Is Almost Oveedit
Looks like the long wait for the launch of Nvidia GeForce NOW in India is almost over, as Nvidia has begun sending emails about access to the cloud gaming service on a first-come, first-served basis. For now, this is limited to registrations, with actual access set to roll out later through invite emails. The email adds that after creating your account, you may see a “Join Now” button, but you will not be able to sign up yet. Early access will be granted only through an invitation email.
Publication: Ign
Snap deepens Qualcomm partnership to power next-gen AR glasses, sharpens hardware pushedit
Snap has expanded its long-standing partnership with Qualcomm through a multi-year agreement to power its upcoming AR glasses, “Specs,” with Snapdragon XR chips. The collaboration aims to enhance on-device AI, graphics, and immersive experiences, signalling Snap’s shift beyond social media into hardware and spatial computing. The move also focuses on building a developer-driven ecosystem as Snap prepares for a consumer launch of its next-generation smart glasses.
Publication: Fortune India
Intel Corporation appoints Aparna Bawa as EVP and Chief Legal and People Officeredit
Intel Corporation has appointed Aparna Bawa as Executive Vice President and Chief Legal and People Officer, reporting to CEO Lip-Bu Tan. She will lead global legal, ethics, compliance, and people functions, supporting the company’s transformation. Previously COO at Zoom, Bawa brings extensive experience in governance and scaling tech organizations, and will focus on strengthening culture, leadership, and aligning people strategy with Intel’s long-term business priorities.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Intel, Google to double down on AI CPUs with expanded partnershipedit
Intel and Google have expanded their partnership to advance AI-focused CPUs and develop custom infrastructure processors, responding to growing demand as AI shifts from training to deployment. Google will continue using Intel’s Xeon and new Xeon 6 chips for AI and general workloads, while both companies will co-develop infrastructure processing units (IPUs) to improve efficiency. The move highlights rising importance of CPUs alongside accelerators in powering complex, large-scale AI systems.
Publication: The Economic Times
Nvidia GeForce Now India Launch: What Does ‘Soon’ Mean?edit
About two months ago, Nvidia India invited us and a number of journalists and content creators to its “media preview” event to showcase its cloud game streaming service, GeForce Now. During our limited time with the service in a likely controlled setting, I termed my experience as “impressive” with all the disclaimers regarding an extended testing to come.
Publication: IGN
NVIDIA Blackwell chips to dominate 2026 AI GPU shipmentsedit
TrendForce notes that strong AI demand, along with NVIDIA’s push for integrated GB/VR rack solutions that require higher chip content, will drive a notable increase in high-end GPU shipments in 2026. However, the annual growth rate is slightly revised downward from the previously estimated 26.8% to around 26%.
Publication: Communication Today
Intel Joins SpaceX, Tesla in Elon Musk’s AI Chip Project Terafabedit
The goal of the company, which would have expertise drawn from Tesla and SpaceX, would be to manufacture chips that can support 100-200 gigawatts of computing power per year on Earth and up to a terawatt in space.
Publication: Business World
DeepSeek To Run New Model on Huawei Chips; Concern for US Chipmakers?edit
Readers would recall that developers usually share pre-release versions of their major models with large chipmakers such as Nvidia and AMD in order to ensure that their software functions efficiently and across widely used hardware. In the past, DeepSeek had worked closely with Nvidia, but post President Trump’s tariff scare on China and a ban on selling chips there, the relationship seems to have soured.
Publication: CXO Today
Nvidia-backed data center builder Firmus raises $505 millionedit
Data center builder Firmus Technologies Pty raised $505 million in an investment round led by Coatue Management LLC, part of a global push to finance artificial intelligence infrastructure. The deal values the Australian startup at $5.5 billion, Firmus said Monday. Nvidia Corp., the top maker of AI accelerator chips, also participated in the round
Publication: Money Control
Anthropic to use Google chips for Claude AI, it may put Nvidia under pressureedit
While this is good news for both Google and Anthropic, the move might put Nvidia under a bit of pressure. Currently AI chips made by Nvidia are in extremely high-demand and have virtual monopoly on the market. From OpenAI to Anthropic to Meta, everyone wants data centres powered Nvidia AI chips.
Publication: India Today
Intel appoints Santhosh Viswanathan to lead Asia Pacific and Japanedit
Intel Corporation has announced the appointment of Santhosh Viswanathan as vice president and managing director for the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region, expanding his leadership scope from India to cover one of the company’s most diverse and fast-growing markets.
Publication: The Times of India
Nvidia acquisition of SchedMD sparks worry among AI specialists about software accessedit
At the same time, Snell said concern remained that Nvidia in the long run “could take what’s a common open-source tool and make it so that it works better or exclusively for its own parts, versus competing technologies such as those from Intel or AMD or any other AI processing company.”
Publication: The Economic Times
Technology Partnerships: ServiceNow, Snowflake, Palantir Technologiesedit
ServiceNow Partners with NVIDIA ServiceNow partnered with NVIDIA to accelerate deployment of generative AI across enterprise workflows. The collaboration integrates NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure and accelerated computing with ServiceNow’s workflow automation platform to enable scalable AI adoption.
Publication: Infotech Lead
As CEO of America s largest public hospital system says AI can replace Radiologists, doctors slam Nvidia and Anthropic CEO for spreading false informationedit
The chief executive of America s largest public hospital system NYC Health + Hospitals recently said that he is prepared to start replacing radiologists with artificial intelligence (AI) in some circumstances.
Publication: The Times of India
Intel appoints Aparna Bawa as Executive VP and Chief Legal & People Officeredit
Intel Corporation has announced the appointment of Aparna Bawa as EVP, chief legal & people officer. Bawa will report directly to CEO Lip-Bu Tan and will lead Intel’s global legal, ethics, compliance, people, and culture organizations as the company accelerates its transformation and execution agenda.
Publication: Communication Today
Nvidia backs US optics manufacturing with $2 billion investmentedit
Nvidia will invest $2 billion in Lumentum Holdings Inc. as part of a multiyear partnership to advance optical interconnect technologies for Al data centres.
Publication: Electronics For You
Infosys and Intel expand partnership to scale Aledit
Infosys and Intel have expanded their partnership to help enterprises scale Al from pilots to full production. Integrating Infosys Topaz Fabric with Intel’s compute platforms, including Xeon processors, Gaudi AI accelerators, and AI PCs, the collaboration will co-develop, optimise, and benchmark Al workloads, delivering secure, cost-efficient, open-standards solutions for mission-critical enterprise applications across the edge-to cloud ecosystem.
Publication: Electronics For You
Qualcomm Partners with Korea s AX Program to Suport Edge AI Startupsedit
Qualcomm Technologies has joined South Korea’s Everyone s Challenge AX program to collaborate with local AI startups on proof-of-concept (PoC) projects, reinforcing its push into the rapidly growing edge AI ecosystem. The initiative connects startup innovations with products from large enterprises while supporting commercialization and market entry.
Publication: Asia Business OutlookCEO Insights Asia
Nvidia closes in on India s market capitalisation amid relentless AI boomedit
The market capitalisation (mcap) of the world’s most valuable company, Nvidia Corp, is rapidly converging with that of India s entire equity market, underscoring the velocity of the ongoing artificial intelligence (AI) boom.
Publication: Business Standard
Intel Plans Fresh $15 Million Bet on AI Startup SambaNovaedit
Intel moves to deepen its AI ambitions with another investment in SambaNova, signalling a stronger push into next generation AI computing and strategic partnerships. Intel is planning to deepen its artificial intelligence push with a proposed $15 million investment in AI startup SambaNova Systems, potentially increasing its stake to nearly 9%.
Publication: Electronics For You
China pushes AI chip self-reliance as U.S. curbs weigh on Nvidiaedit
China is accelerating efforts to develop domestic AI chips as U.S. export restrictions limit access to advanced semiconductors, with companies such as Huawei Technologies gaining traction, though Nvidia remains a key supplier.
Publication: Domain-B India
Nvidia bets $2 billion on Marvell as rising AI adoption fuels competitionedit
Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Marvell Technology as part of efforts to make it easier for customers to use the custom artificial intelligence chips that the smaller company designs with Nvidia s networking gear and central processors.
Publication: Communications Today, The Economic Times
AI Chip Boom Powers Fabless IC Growth as NVIDIA Extends Market Leadershipedit
Fabless IC design companies 2025 NVIDIA retained its dominant position, delivering record-breaking revenue growth of 65 percent to $205 7 billion The company continues to lead the AI revolution, with data center revenue contributing nearly 90 percent of its fourth quarter earnings
Publication: Telecom Lead
Iran’s threat to US tech firms: Intel becomes first company to respond, says: We are …edit
Intel has become the first major American technology company to respond after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) threatened attacks on 18 US firms operating in the Middle Eastern region.
Publication: The Times of India
OpenAI secures $122 billion funding to scale AI infrastructure and productsedit
On the hardware side, OpenAI continues to work closely with NVIDIA while also engaging with additional chip ecosystems, including AMD, AWS Trainium, Cerebras, and custom silicon development in collaboration with Broadcom.
Publication: Fone Arena
Chinese chipmakers claim nearly half of local market as Nvidia’s lead shrinksedit
Total shipments of AI accelerator cards by Nvidia, AMD, and Chinese chipmakers reached approximately 4 million units in China in 2025, the data showed.
Publication: The Economic Times
Intel to buy Apollo stake in Ireland factory for $14.2 billionedit
Intel plans to spend $14.2 billion to buy back the 49% stake in its Ireland chip manufacturing plant from Apollo Global Management, regaining full ownership as its financial position improves. The stake was originally sold in 2024 to raise capital during a challenging period. The buyback, funded through cash and new debt, reflects rising AI-driven demand for processors and is expected to boost profitability and strengthen Intel’s credit profile from 2027.
Publication: The Economic Times
NVIDIA invests $2 Bn in Marvell to expand AI Infrastructureedit
Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Marvell to strengthen its AI infrastructure ecosystem, enabling easier integration of custom chips with its platforms. The partnership focuses on combining Marvell’s custom silicon, optical interconnects, and networking capabilities with Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion and data centre technologies to address bandwidth and energy efficiency challenges, while supporting scalable, high-performance AI workloads amid surging global demand for AI infrastructure.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
Nvidia deal spree continues; Jensen Huang-led company to invest $2 billion in Marvell as AI race heats upedit
Jensen Huang-led Nvidia, on Tuesday (local time), announced that it has invested $2 billion in a “strategic partnership” with Marvell Technology, adding that the two chipmakers now plan to partner on silicon photonics technology.
Publication: Live Mint
Nvidia Chips Anchor Mistral AI s $830 Million European Data Centre Expansionedit
French artificial intelligence startup Mistral AI is strengthening Europe s AI computing ecosystem by deploying thousands of advanced processors from Nvidia as part of a major data centre expansion strategy.
Publication: Electronics For You
Hands On With Nvidia DLSS 4.5 Dynamic MultiFrame Generationedit
Nvidia technically launched DLSS 4.5 back at CES 2026, improving the already great DLSS 4 algorithm with an updated transformer model for upscaling. But its headline feature, Dynamic MultiFrame Generation, was absent until now.
Publication: IGN
How Savi Soin Quietly Made Qualcomm India’s Essential Tech Stackedit
Qualcomm India President Savi Soin is positioning India as a key hub for the company’s end-to-end technology stack spanning AI, EVs, and semiconductors, with a focus on building capabilities across chip design, edge AI, and automotive solutions. It highlighted Qualcomm’s growing role in enabling India’s digital infrastructure, leveraging local engineering talent and partnerships to drive innovation across sectors like mobility, AI computing, and next-generation connectivity.
Publication: BW BusinessWorld
Nvidia DLSS 4.5 is now live, and it brings 6x frame generation to RTX 50 series GPUsedit
Nvidia has rolled out DLSS 4.5 via its app beta, introducing Dynamic Multi Frame Generation with a new 6x mode for RTX 50-series GPUs that significantly boosts frame rates in demanding scenarios like path-traced 4K gaming. The update also enhances image quality and smoothness through improved Super Resolution, while expanding support to more games, enabling clearer visuals and more fluid gameplay experiences.
Publication: The Times of India
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Asus Zenbook S14 review: Premium style at a premium price Digit.inedit
It is not every day that you get to see a laptop that blends style with substance. There are plenty of options in the market that look good. And then there are plenty of options that perform beyond expectations but don’t focus much on looks.
Publication: Digit
ASUS ExpertBook Ultra, an AI-powered Flagship of the Industryedit
ASUS today, announced the launch of ExpertBook Ultra, the absolute industry flagship, along with a significant expansion in the versatile ExpertBook P series portfolio for a truly Worry-free business experience.
Publication: Gadgets Now
ASUS places India at the heart of its global growth push, aims for No. 1 PC spot: Co-CEO Samson Huedit
With the Indian PC market expected to potentially double over the next decade, ASUS is sharpening focus across consumer, gaming, and commercial segments while accelerating investments in AI PCs and servers as key future growth drivers.
Publication: Money Control
India not a rival to China but a key supply chain partner, strategic home market for ASUS: Global co-CEOedit
Taiwanese laptop major ASUS co-CEO Samson Hu said China and India are both critical to the global supply chain, stressing that the two markets are not in competition but play complementary roles. While China remains a highly mature manufacturing ecosystem, he said India is rapidly emerging with strong growth potential.
Publication: Money Control
Dell Unveils new PRO series AI laptops and workstationedit
Dell has launched a new lineup of AI focused commercial PCs targeting professionals, developers and enterprises with an emphasis on local AI computing
Publication: Digit
‘30 per cent of our laptops sold are being bought through no cost EMI scheme in India’: Asus India VPedit
The Asus India VP highlights a shift toward premium laptops, driven by rising aspirations among Indian consumers. Around 30% of laptop purchases now use no-cost EMI, making high-end devices more accessible. The strategy mirrors the automotive industry—offering affordability for premium products. Growing demand for gaming and premium segments, along with higher average selling prices, signals a clear move away from entry-level devices.
Publication: The Indian Express
Lenovo switches up its AI PC line-up for Indiaedit
Lenovo has expanded its Al PC portfolio in India with a new Yoga and IdeaPad line-up, spanning the Intel Core Ultra Series 3, AMD Ryzen Al 400 and Snapdragon X2 platforms.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line
Xbox CEO Calls Game Pass too expensive in leaked memo: Will prices be cut? Here’s what Microsoft is planningedit
In a significant development for the gaming industry, Microsoft is reportedly reassessing the pricing structure of its flagship subscription service Xbox Game Pass, following internal concerns that the platform has become too expensive for players.
Publication: The Economic Times
Microsoft unveils MAI Image 2 Efficient AI model, calls it production workhorse: How to accessedit
Microsoft introduced its MAI Image 2 AI model last month, which is said to create more realistic images and generate clearer text within visuals. Now, the tech giant has announced a new version called MAI Image 2 Efficient, which is faster and cheaper.
Publication: Digit
Microsoft May Add OpenClaw Like Features to Copilot Soon: Here’s What to Expectedit
Microsoft has acknowledged these issues and is focusing on developing safer versions of such AI systems that can be used reliably in business environments
Publication: Outlook Business
30 per cent of our laptops sold are being bought through no cost EMI scheme in India : Asus India VPedit
ASUS is banking on premium laptops to expand its reach in India, aiming to make high-end devices more accessible to a growing middle class, according to its India Vice President Arnold Su.
Publication: The Indian Express
Top laptops under Rs 50,000: Performance, battery, and value picksedit
The HP 15 255R G10 is a powerful laptop backed by the AMD Ryzen 5 7535U Hexa Core processor. It features an 8 GB RAM paired with 512 GB SSD storage. It has a 15.6-inch display with 1920 x 1080 resolution and comes with AMD Radeon Graphics. When it comes to portability, its lightweight design makes it easy to carry around and work from almost anywhere.
Publication: The Indian Express
Cisco Integrates AMD Ryzen Embedded V3000 to Strengthen Performance of AI-Ready Network Infrastructureedit
Tech Companies Cisco Integrates AMD Ryzen Embedded V3000 to Strengthen Performance of AI-Ready Network Infrastructure Cisco s Silicon One is a scalable and programmable unified networking architecture used across AI, hyperscaler, data center, enterprise, and service provider applications.
Publication: Digital Terminal
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L&T Semiconductor Enters imec Automotive Chiplet Initiativeedit
With this move, LTSCT aims to strengthen India’s position in the global semiconductor landscape by contributing to open chiplet standards L&T Semiconductor Technologies Ltd (LTSCT), a wholly owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, has joined the imec Automotive Chiplet Program (ACP), a global precompetitive initiative aimed at advancing chipletbased architectures for the automotive industry.
Publication: Electronics For You
India Remains A Strategic Growth Market For Acer Globallyedit
In this exclusive interaction, Rajeev Ranjan, Editor, Digital Terminal, speaks with Sanjeev Mehtani, Chief Sales Officer, Acer India, to explore how the company is building on its recent market share gains and preparing for the next phase of growth
Publication: Digital Terminal
India’s realty will meet the reality of agentic AIedit
Last week, Bengaluru-based Infosys Ltd. forecast a much slower pace of increase in sales than analysts had been expecting. At smaller rival HCL Technologies Ltd., revenue for the March quarter declined from the previous three months.
Publication: The Financial Express
Amazon and OpenAI deepen AI alliance after Microsoft loosens tiesedit
Sam Altman says AWS will help build a new AI agents platform as OpenAI expands beyond longtime backer Microsoft. Amazon and OpenAI expand partnership to build AI agents platform after Microsoft loosens ties with ChatGPT maker. Amazon expands partnership with OpenAI for AI agent platform
Publication: Money Control
India’s Confidence In Ai Security Is High But Identity Governance Is Lagging, Delinea Warnsedit
Based on responses from more than 2,000 IT decision-makers across seven countries, the research highlights what Delinea calls an “AI security confidence paradox” in India.
Publication: Enterprise It World
Qualcomm surges on report of OpenAI tieup for AI smartphone processorsedit
Qualcomm shares jumped 13 per cent in premarket trading on Monday after an analyst said OpenAI was working with the chip designer and Taiwan’s MediaTek to develop smartphone processors
Publication: The Economic Times
MELSS–Valtech JV to Boost India s Semiconductor Supply Chainedit
The joint venture is expected to support India s ambitions to build a robust domestic ecosystem for semiconductor and solar manufacturing MEL Systems and Services (MELSS), an engineering and technology solutions provider catering to the electronics, aerospace, and defence sectors, has entered into a joint venture with US based Valtech Corporation to strengthen India s supply chain for semiconductor and solar power manufacturing.
Publication: Electronics For You
India s Semiconductor Push Risks Silicon Shackle Without IP and AI Sovereigntyedit
From Gujarat to Odisha, new semiconductor packaging plants, assembly lines, and data centers are rising across the country. Every inauguration is presented as evidence that India has entered the front rank of technological powers. In New Delhi, with a message that the India s age of silicon has arrived.
Publication: Daily Pioneer
Govt may tweak Design Linked Incentive scheme for semiconductor chipsedit
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (Meity) is likely to tweak the incentive structure under the Design Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme for semiconductor chips and allocate funds on a like for like basis only to companies or startups that successfully raise funds from angel investors or venture capital (VC) funds
Publication: Business Standard
AI boom facing new risk? How helium shortage due to West Asia war is threatening chip productionedit
When Iranian drones and missiles struck Qatar s Ras Laffan Industrial City, one of the world’s largest LNG hubs, the immediate concern was disruption to LPG, LNG and other gastoliquids supplies.
Publication: Business Today
Microsoft, OpenAI change terms of deal so startup can court Amazon and othersedit
Microsoft and OpenAI renegotiated a pact that let Microsoft exclusively sell the ChatGPT creator s artificial intelligence models, clearing the way for the startup to forge new deals with rivals to the software and enterprise giant, including Amazon
Publication: CNBC TV18
Meta and AWS sign multi-year deal to scale AI computeedit
The partnership reflects the intensifying global competition among technology leaders to secure large-scale computing resources required for advanced AI development. Meta has been aggressively expanding its infrastructure footprint through multiple chip partnerships this year, including agreements with Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, and Arm Holdings, highlighting a diversified strategy to meet rising AI workloads.
Publication: Var India
AI-led efficiencies compress deal values across IT sectoredit
Country’s top IT services companies are beginning to face a clear shift as artificial intelligence starts to push down the value of their traditional business. Executives across the sector say AI-led efficiencies are compressing deal sizes and lowering billing rates, even though overall demand for technology services remains steady.
Publication: The New Indian Express
West Asia war disrupts circuit board supply chainedit
Daeduck Electronics, a South Korean PCB maker whose customers include Sam-sung Electronics, SK Hynix and AMD, has begun discussions with customers over price in-creases, a senior executive at the company told Reuters.
Publication: The Indian Express
AI Chips are the New Flex of Tech Realmedit
You’re not talking to somebody who woke up a loser,” a peeved Jensen Huang, the chief of AI superchip-maker Nvidia, said while defending Nvidia’s right to sell chips in China. An unusually aggressive tone from mild-mannered Huang was probably triggered by Nvidia’s wobbling chip crown both near and abroad.
Publication: The Economic Times
Siemens and TSMC Strengthen AI Chip Partnership to Accelerate Next-Gen Semiconductor Designedit
Siemens and TSMC are doubling down on their partnership, and this time, it’s all about weaving AI deeper into chip design and manufacturing. The goal’s pretty clear: chips are only getting more complex, especially the ones powering AI, high-performance computing, and 5G.
Publication: BIS Infotech
India launches indigenous silicon photonics tech at IIT Madras in semiconductor self-reliance pushedit
Calling it a major milestone, Secretary MeitY S Krishnan said India’s progress in this space is keeping pace globally. “Silicon Photonics in India is matching with global state of the art.
Publication: Money Control
The Competition Is Outside, Not Within: L&T Semiconductor s CHROedit
Thirty-five years in HR across NGOs, manufacturing, FMCG, medical devices, and engineering gives you a certain clarity about what actually works — and what organisations only think works.
Publication: BW People
India’s Semiconductor Push: Why Execution Will Separate Momentum From Capacityedit
India’s Semiconductor Push: Why Execution Will Separate Momentum From Capacity. Semiconductor policy has become one of the clearest expressions of industrial ambition. Governments want domestic capacity. Investors want exposure to strategic manufacturing.
Publication: One India
AI chip surge elevates Taiwan, Korea in global equity rankingsedit
The shift is largely down to massive gains in shares of three companies that provide essential hardware for AI: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest chip foundry, and South Korea’s leading memory makers Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc.
Publication: Communications Today
US chipmakers hit record highs as Intel turbocharges AI rallyedit
Intel surged 22.3% to surpass its dotcom-era peak in 2000 following a robust revenue outlook that signaled strong demand for central processors (CPUs), with rivals AMD and Arm also climbing 11.8% and 8.1%, respectively. Nvidia, now the world’s most valuable company, rose 1.2%.
Publication: The Economic Times
AI chip boom lifts Taiwan, Korea in equity rankingsedit
Investors have become more cognisant of this role, with TSMC, Samsung and SK Hynix known as key suppliers to Al kingpin Nvidia Corp. TSMC shares have climbed more than 40% this year while the Korean duo have surged more than 80% each.
Publication: The Financial Express
AI chip boom lifts Taiwan, Korea in equity rankingsedit
The AI-driven semiconductor surge is reshaping global equity markets, pushing Taiwan and South Korea ahead of major European economies. Taiwan’s stock market has reached about $4.3 trillion, surpassing the UK, while South Korea is close behind. The rally is largely driven by gains in chip leaders like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Samsung Electronics, and SK Hynix, which are key suppliers in the AI ecosystem. Strong chip demand, rising exports, and investor focus on semiconductors as a long-term growth driver have cemented Asia’s central role in the global AI economy, even as concerns remain about overdependence on tech stocks.
Publication: The Financial Express
ESSCI inks MoU with Ireland-based Synopsys to boost semiconductor skilling in Indiaedit
In a major boost to India’s semiconductor mission, the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) has entered into a strategic partnership with Ireland-based Synopsys International Limited.
Publication: BIS Infotech
L&T Semiconductor Technologies, Larsen & Toubro and BharatGen Technology Foundation sign MoU for India’s sovereign AI platformedit
In a landmark step towards building India’s sovereign artificial intelligence capabilities, L&T Semiconductor Technologies Limited (LTSCT), Larsen & Toubro-Vyoma, L&T’s Data Centre and cloud services business unit , and BharatGen Technology Foundation (BTF) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly design, build, and deploy an end-to-end Sovereign AI compute platform for India.
Publication: BIS Infotech
India’s cloud story is shifting from adoption to accountabilityedit
Cloud adoption in India has moved beyond boardroom deliberation to become an embedded layer of enterprise operations. Across banking, healthcare, and government infrastructure, cloud has become the default operating layer.
Publication: Express Computer
FM Sitharaman, IT minister Vaishnaw meet bankers over looming Claude Mythos; push for faster intel sharingedit
India will look to establish a robust mechanism for real-time threat intelligence sharing among banks, Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and other relevant agencies to identify emerging threats and disseminate it without delay across the ecosystem, the finance ministry said in a statement on Thursday after finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman chaired a meeting on threats involving artificial intelligence (AI) models.
Publication: The Economic Times
AI’s most formidable disruptoredit
In February 2025, Anthropic unveiled Claude Cowork, its agentic AI tool, which has 11 plugins that enables it to perform workflows end-to-end, including reviewing contracts, dealing with legal documents, writing code, and coordinating tasks across teams, with no supervision.
Publication: The Financial Express
Govt plans Rs 1–1.2 lakh crore outlay for Semiconductor Mission 2.0edit
Discussions between key ministries are currently underway, with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) leading consultations while awaiting final clearance from the Finance Ministry.
Publication: Communication Today
Google rolls out AI agents to take on OpenAI & Anthropicedit
The search giant is hoping that its combination of chips, AI models and developers tools will give it an edge. It’s poised to announce a new generation of custom-designed chips, including one dedicated to inference, or running AI models after they’ve been trained.
Publication: The Financial Express
Smart chips fora green futureedit
L&T Semiconductor Technologies has partnered with Newen on design, development, qualification and supply of silicon carbide-based power modules for renewable inverter applications
Publication: The Financial Express
Why India believes a 3D glass semiconductor project is its most important chip betedit
Last year, under its Rs 76,000 crore India Semiconductor Mission (ISM), the government had approved a Rs 1,934 crore 3D glass chip packaging facility in Odisha, led by US-based 3D Glass Solutions, will produce glass substrate panels and advanced 3D heterogeneous integration (3DHI) modules, with applications spanning artificial intelligence, 5G, defence and data centres.
Publication: The Indian Express
Odisha Enters Semiconductor Era: Rs 2000 Crore 3D Glass Solution Project Launched in Bhubaneswaredit
Odisha has taken a significant step forward in its journey toward becoming a technology and semiconductor hub. In a landmark development, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw jointly laid the foundation stone for the advanced 3D Glass Solution semiconductor project in Info Valley, Bhubaneswar.
Publication: Pragativadi
IndieSemiC and Nordic Semiconductor: A Strategic Leap for India s Wireless Ecosystemedit
India s semiconductor scene just got a big boost. IndieSemiC, a homegrown chip design startup, teamed up with Nordic Semiconductor, the global heavyweight in low-power wireless tech.
Publication: BIS Infotech
L&T Semiconductor signs SiC modules MSA with Newen for renewables – Manufacturing Today Indiaedit
L&T Semiconductor Technologies has signed a Master Supply Agreement with Newen Systems to collaborate on Silicon Carbide based power modules for renewable energy applications.
Publication: Manufacturing Today
India data center market opportunity analysis and forecast report 2035edit
The Indian data center market is undergoing rapid and sustained growth, reflecting the country’s escalating demand for advanced digital infrastructure. In 2025, the market was valued at approximately US$ 8.94 billion and is projected to expand significantly, reaching an estimated US$ 31.36 billion by 2035.
Publication: Communications Today
India’s First 3D Semiconductor Packaging Unit Launched in Odisha, Boost for AI and Electronics Sectoredit
The project, developed by 3D Glass Solutions, was inaugurated in the presence of Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. It positions Odisha at the forefront of India’s push into high-end semiconductor manufacturing.
Publication: Elets
Frugal AI and India s Opportunity: Building Inclusive Artificial Intelligenceedit
Artificial intelligence is the most powerful technology the world has built in a generation. It is also, so far, almost entirely designed for the wrong people. The industry s default assumption is abundance. More computing power, more money, more data, more everything.
Publication: Daily Pioneer
Delhi Plans Semiconductor Policy to Boost R&D, Design and Investment Ecosystemedit
The Chief Minister noted that the semiconductor sector has emerged as a critical pillar of the global economy, and the Delhi government is working on the comprehensive policy framework to ensure its balanced and structured development.
Publication: Daily Pioneer
Agentic AI to widen chip spending beyond graphics processors to CPUs: Morgan Stanleyedit
“As AI transitions from generation to autonomous action, the computing bottleneck is shifting towards CPU and memory, driving a step-change in general-purpose compute intensity,” Morgan Stanley said in a note on Sunday, adding that demand for graphic processing units (GPUs) remains strong.
Publication: ET Telecom
India gets first advanced 3D chip packaging plant, Intel helping it set up in Odishaedit
India’s push to build a strong semiconductor ecosystem has taken a fresh step forward, with Odisha entering the spotlight in a big way. The country has now moved closer to developing advanced chip-making capabilities, not by manufacturing chips directly, but by focusing on a critical stage that often decides performance – packaging.
Publication: India Today
Mann pitches for semiconductor R&D hub in Mohali to top chipmakeredit
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has pitched Mohali as a potential semiconductor R&D hub, inviting NXP Semiconductors to set up operations during his Netherlands visit. He highlighted the region’s talent pool, proximity to key institutions, and plans to build a “Silicon Valley-like” ecosystem, while proposing collaborations in chip design, innovation, and startup support.
Publication: The Times of India
Maharashtra To FastTrack Land Allocation For Data Centresedit
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday directed officials to fasttrack land allocation for data centre companies, particularly those from Central Asia, that have shown interest in investing in the state.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle
Heterogeneous Integration set to break ground for its Odisha semicon unitedit
In a major boost to India s semiconductor ambitions, Odisha is set to perform the groundbreaking of the country s first advanced glass substrate semiconductor packaging unit at Info Valley on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar on Sunday
Publication: Business Standard
Govt sets up committee for expert advisory support to India s AI governance architectureedit
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has constituted an advisory body to provide specialised technical, policy, and strategic expertise to support the functioning of the recently constituted AI Governance and Economic Group (AIGEG)
Publications: The Economic Times, Business Standard, The Economic Times
Centre sets up expert panel to steer AI governance frameworkedit
The ministry of electronics and IT (MeitY) has constituted the Technology and Policy Expert Committee (TPEC), a standing advisory group that will support the newly formed AI Governance and Economic Group (AIGEG) in shaping India s AI governance architecture
Publication: The Times of India
Eye on making Delhi hub for research, design, govt begins drafting semiconductor policyedit
The Delhi government has begun drafting a semiconductor policy aimed at positioning the Capital as a hub for chip design, research and advanced packaging, an official statement underlined on Sunday.
Publication: The Indian Express
Delhi bets big on semiconductors, eyes chip hub status with new policyedit
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said semiconductors underpin sectors from consumer electronics to defence and artificial intelligence. “Delhi is working on a structured and forward-looking framework that promotes innovation, ease of doing business and a robust industry ecosystem,” she said.
Publication: Communication Today
AI data center energy storage market outlook, 2030edit
The global energy storage market for AI data centers is poised to achieve $4.1-6.0 billion in annual revenue by 2030, experiencing a 28-38% compound annual growth rate from approximately $1.2 billion in 2025.
Publication: Communication Today
Delhi to draft semiconductor policy to boost design, R&D and advanced manufacturing ecosystemedit
The Delhi government is drafting a new semiconductor policy to position the capital as a hub for chip design, R&D, and advanced packaging. The framework focuses on incentives, talent development, startups, and manufacturing-linked activities like ATMP/OSAT. Aimed at attracting global and domestic investment, it seeks to boost innovation, create high-skilled jobs, and strengthen Delhi’s role in India’s growing semiconductor ecosystem.
Publication: The New Indian Express
UK Semiconductor Centre Plants Flag in London’s Knowledge Quarteredit
The UK Semiconductor Centre (UKSC) just cut the ribbon on its new headquarters at the Institute of Physics in King s Cross, London—a bold step in Britain s push to take the lead in the global tech game.
Publication: BIS Infotech
India Clears First Semiconductor Fab SEZ, Tata Leads Rs 91,000 Crore Pushedit
India approves first semiconductor fab SEZ to boost domestic chip production Tata to invest Rs 91,000 crore with significant job creation potential Multiple companies including Micron, Kaynes, and CG Semi receive SEZ clearances India has taken a significant step toward strengthening its semiconductor ecosystem by approving a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for its first chip fabrication facility.
Publication: Silicon India
India Data Centre Capacity To Reach Five Gigawatt By 2030edit
Vestian report projects that India s data centre capacity will reach five Gigawatt (GW) by 2030 and that the market will be worth $22 bn. The consultancy attributed the growth to accelerating digital adoption, cloud migration and increasing demand from hyperscale operators.
Publication: Construction World
Commerce Ministry: India’s maiden chip fabrication Plant in Gujarat to employ 21k peopleedit
India has notified an SEZ to be set up by Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Limited exclusively for Electronic Hardware and Software, including IT/ITES in Gujarat s Dholera.
Publication: CNBC TV18
Gartner Says Worldwide PC Shipments Increased 4% in First Quarter of 2026edit
There were no major changes for the top four PC vendors in worldwide PC shipments, while ASUS overtook Acer to be number five in vendor rankings during the first quarter of 2026. Among the top three, Lenovo and Dell both increased their market share, while HP Inc. lost market share.
Publication: IT Voice, SME Street
Accel raises $5bn for big AI betsedit
The California-based firm, founded in 1983, made its name investing early in tech darlings. Accel famously led Facebook’s Series A in 2005, and launched a dedicated growth-stage effort three years later to back companies like Spotify Technology SA and Atlassian.
Publication: The Financial Express (Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad)
AI use deep but uneven across India, top cities dominate adoption: OpenAIedit
To address this, OpenAl said it is expanding partnerships and local engagement. These include collaborations with companies such as TCS to scale Al-led software development and with fintech firm Razorpay to enable developers to build and monetise applications.
Publication: The Financial Express (Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad)
Centre notifies 66-hectare Tata Semiconductor SEZ in Dholeraedit
The Centre has approved a 66-hectare Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for Tata Semiconductor in Dholera, Gujarat, boosting India’s chip manufacturing push. The SEZ will support Tata Electronics’ ₹91,000 crore semiconductor fab, expected to produce chips by 2026. This move strengthens domestic production, attracts global supply chains, and positions Dholera as a key semiconductor hub under India’s self-reliance strategy.
Publication: Moneycontrol
AI to power nextgen customer experience, but trust deficit and strategy gaps persist: Capgemini Reportedit
The report, titled Reimagining Customer Experience: Humanled, AIpowered, highlights how evolving consumer expectations—now dynamic, contextdriven, and liquid—are forcing organisations to rethink how CX is designed and delivered. Nearly 68% of organisations believe AI agents will outperform traditional CX channels, while generative AI adoption is projected to surge from 21% to 51% within the next three years. On the consumer side, 58% already view AI as a timesaving tool, as per the report.
Publication: Fortune
Indian IT Cannot Escape AI Cannibalisationedit
For India’s $250-billion IT services industry, artificial intelligence is no longer just a growth lever; it is beginning to eat into the very foundations that built it. That tension came into sharp focus during Tata Consultancy Services’ earnings call, where the country’s largest IT services firm effectively acknowledged what many in the industry have been reluctant to say openly: AI will cannibalise traditional revenue before it replaces it.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
India’s data centre market to reach $22 billion by 2030edit
India’s data centre market—valued at approximately USD 10 billion in 2025—is expected to more than double to USD 22 billion by 2030, driven largely by the rapid growth in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and dataintensive technologies.Between 2020 and 2024, the sector attracted approximately USD 13–15 Bn in investments, with foreign institutional investors accounting for nearly 80% of the total capital inflows, according to property consultant Vestian.
Publication: The Economic Times
Data Centre boom and hidden ecological costsedit
Date Centres have been around in some form or another since the emergence of computing in the late 194s/1950s. yet, due to the lack of a centralised governing authority, there is no official classification for what constitutes a data centre. They can be described as physical facilities that organises or hosted by third parties external to the organisation itself.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Silicon sovereignty: India s rise as a semiconductor nationedit
India is no longer merely a vast consumption market for electronics and smart devices; it is beginning to shape the technology that powers them. For decades, semiconductors, the invisible engines behind smartphones, cars, networks, and data centers, were almost entirely imported.
Publication: PC Quest
AKTU, Siemens join hands to train 300 colleges in semiconductor designedit
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) has partnered with Siemens to train students across 300 affiliated colleges in semiconductor design, packaging, and automation, supporting India’s semiconductor mission. The initiative includes setting up a Centre of Excellence and providing advanced design software and faculty training. A structured certification course will enhance student employability and help build indigenous chip development capabilities, reducing reliance on imports.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Korea semiconductor industry backs energy-saving push amid Middle East supply uncertaintyedit
Korea Semiconductor Industry Association said on April 8 that the semiconductor industry will align with government-led energy-saving policies as instability in the Middle East heightens uncertainty over energy supply.
Publication: Communication Today
Data Centre Boom Pushes India to Rethink Power Planning—Here’s Whyedit
By 2030, the Indian government hopes to bring in about $200bn in investments in data centers and AI infrastructure Capacity is expected to grow from about 1 2 GW in 2025 to almost 10 GW by the end of the decade Electricity use could rise from 10–15 terawatt hours (TWh) to 40–45 TWh
Publication: Outlook Business
China targets Taiwan’s chip prowess to evade global ‘containment’, Taipei saysedit
China is targeting Taiwan to obtain its advanced chip manufacturing technology and talent as a way of breaking through international “containment” of the country, according to a report from the island’s top security agency.
Publication: Et Enterprise Ai
AI adoption outpaces security in India: TrendAI reportedit
AI adoption in India is accelerating faster than security readiness, according to a TrendAI report. Many organisations are deploying AI despite concerns, with weak governance, unclear risk ownership, and rising use of “shadow AI” tools. About 60% of malicious activity goes undetected, while leaders warn of expanding cyber risks and vulnerabilities. The report stresses the need for stronger oversight, security frameworks, and clear accountability as AI adoption rapidly scales.
Publication: The New Indian Express
Why AI agents are becoming mission-critical for enterprisesedit
AI is steadily shifting from being a productivity enhancer to becoming a core operational layer. The impact can be seen no better than in the sphere of sales and customer-oriented roles, where timing, contextual understanding, and decision-making play key roles.
Publication: Express Computer
Quest Global Buys Bengaluru Startup BITSILICA to Level-Up Semiconductor Capabilitiesedit
Global engineering services firm Quest Global has acquired Bengaluru-based semiconductor design services firm BITSILICA to strengthen its portfolio. With the acquisition, Quest Global looks to enhance its semiconductor portfolio and support its long-term strategy of building end-to-end capabilities spanning from concept and chip design to software integration.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
AI To Lift Global Semiconductor Revenues Nearly 50% By 2026Eedit
Artificial intelligence-led investment is set to drive a sharp expansion in the global semiconductor industry, with revenues expected to soar through 2026 as demand for AI-focused hardware and infrastructure accelerates, according to a report by Goldman Sachs.
Publication: Business World
India’s Consumer Apps Turn to Gaming Playbook to Boost Revenue: Reportedit
Gaming is not just the largest entertainment sector; it is the foundational design language for the next generation of consumer experiences AI has made it possible for any founder to build the kind of adaptive, personalised product that once required a studioscale budget
Publication: Outlook Business
India PC Market Records Strong Growth in Q4 2025 Driven by Unstoppable Notebook Demandedit
The latest research from Omdia shows that India s PC market (excluding tablets) grew 17% year on year in Q4 2025, reaching 4 0 million units, driven largely by strong notebook demand Notebook shipments reached 3 2 million units, growing 22%, supported by festive demand, strong online promotions, and yearend inventory push across retail and ecommerce channels
Publication: Digital Terminal
Chipmaking Equipment Faces New Export Limitsedit
A proposed law seeks tighter restrictions on semiconductor manufacturing equipment, highlighting chipmaking tools as the critical chokepoint in global chip production.
Publication: Electronics For You
Government Shifts Semicon Mission 2.0 Toward Memory Chipsedit
India’s Semiconductor Mission 2.0 is shifting its focus toward memory chips, particularly high-bandwidth memory (HBM), to align with the growing demands of AI and data centers. The government aims to prioritize advanced memory packaging and move India into the global semiconductor value chain, where production is currently dominated by a few global players. This strategic pivot is intended to boost domestic manufacturing capabilities, support AI infrastructure growth, and strengthen India’s position in the global chip ecosystem.
Publication: BISinfotech
GPU Failures are the Biggest Challenge in AI Todayedit
GPU failures are emerging as one of the biggest challenges in scaling AI infrastructure, as modern workloads push GPUs to their limits in terms of compute, memory, and heat. In large AI clusters, even a single GPU failure can disrupt entire training runs, leading to delays and increased costs. As deployments grow in size and complexity, ensuring reliability through better monitoring, fault tolerance, and system design has become critical for sustaining efficient AI operations.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
Digit Research: 73-percent of Indian laptop buyers ready to pay premium for on-device AIedit
Our latest survey data, which was conducted in the month of March with over 2800+ respondents, reveals how AI is a non-negotiable feature among laptop buyers in India in 2026.
Publication: Digit
Rising AI demand drives shift to fractional GPU modeledit
Fractional GPUs are reshaping AI economics as demand for compute rises. The growing need for AI workloads, combined with the high cost of GPU infrastructure, is driving a shift in how companies access computing power.
Publication: The Times of India
India’s Silicon Ambitions: A Rs 1.20 Lakh Crore Leap with ISM 2.0edit
The Indian government is poised to drastically escalate its pursuit of global semiconductor relevance.
Publication: BIS Infotech
India and AI: Time to build national capabilityedit
India’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) story is entering a more consequential phase. The country is no longer at the stage of simply discovering AI or debating its relevance.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Gujarat strengthens semiconductor push with INR 20,000 crore infrastructure rolloutedit
During the event, the Prime Minister stated that India is steadily moving towards becoming a reliable semiconductor supplier and highlighted that the country is building a complete ecosystem, from design to manufacturing.
Publication: Prop news Time, Hindu Post
Data centre cooling mkt to see $2.5-bn investmentsedit
The country’s operational data centre capacity has expanded fourfold since 2020 to about 1.5 GW and continues to scale up, pushing operators to adopt more advanced cooling systems.
Publication: The Financial Express
Semiconductor industry will shape the future: expertsedit
Abhishek Chaudhary, DFT Engineer at Advanced Micro Devices Inc., said that with the focus shifting from software to hardware, students were at the exact intersection of time and opportunity.
Publication: The Hindu
TSMC Targets 3nm Chip Production in Japan by 2028edit
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is planning to begin installing equipment and mass-producing 3-nanometre wafers at its second fabrication plant in Japan in 2028.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
FY27 Outlook: Geopolitical pressure and AI disruption set to reshape India Incedit
Corporate India enters the fiscal year 2026-27 with higher near-term uncertainty amid geopolitical tensions and disruptive rise of the artificial intelligence (AI) platforms that challenge the traditional ways of doing business.
Publication: The Economic Times
Can AI train on digital news content? Court reserves verdict in ANI vs OpenAI caseedit
The Delhi High Court has reserved its order on a plea by news agency Asian News International (ANI) seeking to restrain OpenAI from using its copyrighted content to train ChatGPT, in what is set to become India s first judicial test of how the Copyright Act applies to artificial intelligence systems.
Publication: India Today
India’s Semiconductor Leap: Four Plants to be Operational by 2026, Says Ashwini Vaishnawedit
India is set to operationalise four semiconductor plants by 2026, marking a major step toward building a domestic chip ecosystem. Facilities led by companies like Micron, Tata Electronics, CG Power, and Kaynes are moving from pilot to commercial production, supported by strong policy push and investments. The initiative aims to boost self-reliance, meet local demand, and position India as a significant global semiconductor manufacturing hub in the coming years.
Publication: BISinfotech
India strengthening its role as reliable semiconductor supplier in global market: Modiedit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Kaynes Semicon’s outsourced semiconductor assembly and test facility at Sanand on Tuesday and said India is strengthening its role as a reliable semiconductor supplier in the global market.
Publication: The Economic Times
Chip bidding war exposes Japan’s competitive angstedit
The gloves are coming off in Japan s fight for industrial consolidation. Three weeks after Toyota Motor supplier Denso approached $8.2 billion power semiconductor specialist Rohm about a potential takeover, the target on Friday confirmed it is in talks to integrate, with the chip and power device businesses of Toshiba and Mitsubishi Electric.
Publication: Communications Today
Beyond access: How AI is powering the next phase of financial inclusion in Bharatedit
At a time when most conversations around artificial intelligence are centred on enterprise productivity and urban innovation, its real impact in India is unfolding far beyond metros, in the vast, diverse landscape of Bharat. For Dilip Modi, Founder and CEO of Spice Money, AI is not just about efficiency; it is about access, trust, and empowerment.
Publication: Express Computer
AP Eyes Top 5 Global Quantum Hub Status, CM Announces Action Planedit
A roundtable on AQV, attended by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday, resolved to transform the state into one of the top five global quantum computing hubs by 2030.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle
AI boom strains Taiwan’s SMC capacity, opens door for Samsung in chip raceedit
A surge in global artificial intelligence (AI) demand is straining Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company TSMC )’s production capacity, creating a rare window of opportunity for Samsung Electronics to gain ground in the advanced chip race, reports Korea Herald Citing Industry sources, the Korea Herald noted that TSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, has been grappling with tight capacity as orders for high-performance AI semiconductors from major tech firms continue to soar.
Publication: The Economic Times
India’s semiconductor market to cross $100 billion by 2030, projects PM Modi; unveils Rs 3,300 cr Kaynes plant in Gujaratedit
Nearly 60,000 engineers have already been trained in advanced chip design tools, such as Synopsys and Cadence, while global firms such as Nvidia, AMD and Intel are expanding design operations in India, including work on cutting-edge 2-nanometre chips.
Publication: The Statesman
India’s semiconductor dream: The stars may finally be aligningedit
India’s semiconductor ambitions are gaining momentum as the country shifts from being a global design hub to building a full-stack ecosystem with manufacturing capabilities, supported by initiatives like the $10-billion Semicon India Programme, while highlighting strong engineering talent and growing investments, though challenges remain in infrastructure and supply chains as India aims to become a key player in global chip production.
Publication: ET CIO
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Guard Against Mythos Brahmastraedit
The National Payments Corpo- ration is being told that local-data testing in foreign jurisdictions is not feasible. The challenges for India are of three kinds. First, access. The proposition that a private corporation may decide who is permitted to defend themselves is one no sovereign should accept.
Publication: The Morning Standard`
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