AMD specific news
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
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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
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‘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
Industry news
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
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