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Workplaces are moving towards a distributed AI model’: Vinay Sinha, MD, India Sales, AMDedit
As AI adoption matures, enterprises are shifting from experimentation to execution – redefining where and how intelligence is delivered. Vinay Sinha, MD, India Sales at AMD, says that AI-powered PCs are emerging as a practical and strategic investment for organisations. In this interview with Sudhir Chowdhary, he discusses why a distributed, hybrid architecture – spanning, cloud, data centres, edge and endpoints – is emerging as the most practical path forward.
Publication: The Financial Express
Workplaces are moving towards a distributed AI modeledit
As AI adoption matures, enterprises are shifting from experimentation to execution – redefining where and how intelligence is delivered. Vinay Sinha, MD, India Sales at AMD, says that AI-powered PCs are emerging as a practical and strategic investment for organisations.
Publication: The Financial Express
Competition in news
Samsung Warns RAM Shortage Could Worsen as AI Demand Surgesedit
In fact, the company has indicated that supply constraints could intensify further next year, driven largely by accelerating demand from AI data centers and advanced computing workloads
Publication: Digital Terminal
Nvidia is losing ground as world’s most valuable company, says report. Who can be the first to hit $6 trillion?edit
Alphabet’s Google is rapidly closing the gap with Nvidia in the race to become the world’s most valuable publicly listed company for the first time in over a decade, potentially overtaking AI chipmaker Nvidia within weeks, with its market capitalisation approaching $4.65 trillion after shares surged more than 140% over the past year, according to a new report by Barron’s.
Publication: Live Mint
Intel’s Sambanova deal gets US antitrust clearanceedit
United States antitrust authorities have finished reviewing Intel s investment in SambaNova Intel invested $35 million in the chip startup, increasing its stake This move follows a previous investment and a planned additional $15 million
Publication: The Economic Times
Pentagon makes deals with AI titans, but not Anthropicedit
SpaceX, Open Al, Google, NVIDIA, Reflection, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, several of which already work with the Pentagon, will be integrated into its Impact Levels 6 and 7 network environments giving more of the military access to their products, the Pentagon said in a statement.
Publication: The Financial Express
At $4.9tn, Nvidia beats listed Indian cos’ m-capedit
Nvidia, the global US-based chip giant that’s at the forefront of the ensuing AI revolution across the world, now has a market capitalisation more than the total market cap of all the companies listed in India.
Publication: The Times of India
Partner in news
ASUS Zenbook S16 (UM5606G) review: A 16-inch powerhouse that shouldn’t existedit
This raises an important question: can a laptop this sleek actually deliver stable performance, especially with AI-heavy workloads? ASUS doubles down on it with AMD Ryzen AI 9 465 processor and AMD Radeon 880M graphics a match made to power modern AI PCs.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Industry news
In the PR battle for AI data centers, tech giants got a bluecollar allyedit
Unionized workers are employed on a huge number of massive data center projects and scrambling to recruit new apprentices to feed the explosive demand
Publication: The Economic Times
From Submarines to Data Centres: Shree Refrigerations Pioneers a SelfReliant Future in HVAC&Redit
For Shree Refrigerations, the recent journey has been a memorable one. Right from the strategic importance of their upcoming manufacturing facility to striking the balance between highstakes defence projects and the burgeoning datacenter market.
Publication: CXO Today
AI Chip Shortage Warning: TSM Ramps Up Productionedit
Taiwan Semiconductor said it plans to spend nearly $56 billion this year to expand production capacity for AI customers such as NVIDIA Corp(NASDAQ:NVDA), Advanced Micro Devices, Inc(NASDAQ:AMD), and Apple Inc(NASDAQ:AAPL).
Publication: Daily Hunt
Govt plans AI use in governance, servicesedit
The Delhi government plans to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to develop solutions across key sectors such as governance, healthcare, education, among others, officials said on Saturday.
Publication: Hindustan Times
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