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India s AI Future Needs Open, Scalable, and Sovereign Infrastructureedit
As AI adoption accelerates across enterprises and cloud ecosystems, open software is emerging as a critical pillar for scalable and future ready AI infrastructure. In this exclusive conversation with Vaishali Umredkar, Editor of Semiconductor For You, Manik Kapoor, Data center and AI Pursuit Lead at AMD India, shares insights on open ecosystems, hybrid cloud scalability, vendor freedom of choice challenges, and how software defined infrastructure is shaping India s AI driven future.
Publication: Semiconductor For U
AMD Strengthens Channel Momentum at Partner Network Acceleration Day in Puneedit
Reinforcing its aggressive channel-led growth strategy in India’s rapidly evolving enterprise computing market, AMD hosted the AMD Partner Network Acceleration Day on May 20 in Pune, bringing together more than 50 leading partner business owners, sales champions, and regional OEM representatives for a focused industry engagement centered around AI-ready infrastructure, enterprise computing transformation, and accelerated adoption of AMD-powered server and client platforms.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Competition in news
Huawei plans to build 1.4nm chips without the machine that powers TSMC, Samsung, and Inteledit
Huawei Technologies says it can make 1.4-nanometer chips by 2031 without the machine every other leading chipmaker depends on. Dutch company ASML makes extreme ultraviolet lithography, or EUV, machines. TSMC, Samsung, and Intel all use them to mass-produce chips at 5nm and below. Industry consensus holds that EUV is essential at that scale. If Huawei’s plan works, it would upend that assumption.
Publication: CNBC TV18
Nvidia’s Huang to meet Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing firm’s co-chairman Wei in Taiwanedit
His remarks came after AI chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) recently announced plans to invest more than US$10 billion in Taiwan’s industrial ecosystem to expand strategic partnerships and meet demand for AI infrastructure. Asked about rising memory prices, Huang said nearly all electronic products rely on memory chips and that higher memory prices could significantly affect consumer electronics prices.
Publication: ET Manufacturing
Partner in news
Asus launches VM441, a world s first Snapdragon X powered AiO in India: Price starts at Rs 1,01,990edit
Asus has launched the VM441 AiO in India, introducing what the company claims is the industry s first allinone PC powered by Qualcomm s Snapdragon X processor. The new AiO desktop is aimed at users looking for AI focused computing in a compact form factor for work, entertainment and home usage.
Publication: Money Control
Industry news
GCCs and India’s Semiconductor Ambitions: The Emerging Strategic Partnershipedit
Whereas GCCs were known as centres where MNCs could get technical and business support, they are now becoming increasingly strategic locations for semiconductor engineering, chip designs, embedded systems, electronic design automation, AI hardware research, and even next-generation innovations. Indeed, GCCs can be viewed as one of the pillars that can help India realize its ambition of becoming a semiconductor hub.
Publication: BIS Infotech
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