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Maximize Your Servers: Scale Enterprise AI with AMD Instinct MI350P PCIeedit
Our new AMD Instinct™ MI350 PCIe cards give your enterprise a third option: Leadership AI performance designed to fit the data center infrastructure you already own.
Publication: CXO Today
AMD Launches Instinct MI350P PCIe GPUs for Enterprise AI Workloadsedit
Designed to help you prepare for the agentic AI era, AMD Instinct MI350P PCIe cards are dual-slot drop-in cards for standard air-cooled servers. They are built to deploy inference on premises within your current data center’s power, cooling and rack infrastructure.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD, OpenAI bring MRC AI Protocol to Open Ecosystem | Tap to know moreedit
AMD in collaboration with OpenAI, Microsoft, and other industry leaders, announced that it is contributing Multipath Reliable Connection (MRC) to the Open Compute Project (OCP), making this new network protocol available to the broader ecosystem.
Publication: In Shorts
AMD Powers Zyphra Cloudedit
Unifying model serving, agent infrastructure, and scalable compute into a single platform for building and deploying advanced AI systems, Zyphra Cloud is being powered by AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs on TensorWave’s purpose-built infrastructure.
Publication: EET India Co
Dual-cache desktop CPUedit
A dual-cache desktop CPU leveraging advanced 3D stacking technology has been introduced by AMD to significantly boost latency, through-put, and performance in gaming and creative workloads.
Publication: Electronics For You
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AI is distorting practically everything about the economyedit
Rather, the central processing units in which Intel specializes are in big demand by data centers. A similar halo effect has lifted the entire chip sector, including Advanced Micro Devices , Micron Technology and Sandisk
Publication: MINT
Global domination: will it pivot on silicon chips?edit
Even so, it marked a closer embrace of what was once snubbed as statism and is now called industrial policy. Some onlookers suspect this statist turn was thrust upon America by China’s designs on Taiwan, whose TSMC makes chips on contract for the tech world’s who’s who, ranging from Nvidia and AMD to Intel and Apple.
Publication: MINT
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Qualcomm recalibrates chipsets to mitigate concerns about rising phone priceedit
Tech major Qualcomm rolled out a portfolio of new generation chipsets for devices in mid-premium and lower-tier to mitigate concerns around the rising average selling price of smartphones due to the higher cost of storage chips, a company official said on Thursday.
Publication: ET Manufacturing
Intel may soon make iPhone chips as Apple reaches preliminary deal: Reportedit
Apple’s latest chips are manufactured by TSMC, but due to the AI boom, TSMC’s advanced production lines are in high demand from companies such as NVIDIA and AMD, which produce advanced chips for AI. The deal will help Apple reduce its reliance on TSMC and diversify its manufacturing base.
Publication: The Hans India
Apple, Intel reach preliminary chipmaking deal: Reportsedit
For Apple, a deal with Intel could help diversify its manufacturing base as it seeks more chip capacity. The company relies heavily on TSMC, whose advanced production lines are also in high demand from AI chipmakers such as Nvidia and AMD.
Publication: The Indian Express, The Economic Times
Qualcomm Throws Down the Gauntlet to Nvidia on Chipsedit
Qualcomm is taking aim at Nvidia’s leadership in data centre chips designed for artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, targeting a significant market share in the category in the coming year.
Publication: The Economic Times
Industry news
In rush to buy CPUs, Intel won’t be the only winneredit
It has been a sad few years for the venerable central processing unit. The one-time standard-bearer of the computing revolution has been pushed aside in recent years with the rise of generative artificial intelligence powered by graphics processing units, or GPUs, which are used for a lot more than graphics these days.
Publication: Live Mint
Cabinet Approves Two Semiconductor Units In Gujaratedit
The Union Cabinet approved two semiconductor projects under the India Semiconductor Mission, including the country s first commercial Mini/MicroLED display plant based on Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology and an outsourced packaging facility.
Publication: Construction World
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