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AMD RX 9070 GRE Launches at $449 to Challenge Midrange Marketedit
The AMD RX 9070 GRE launched at a $449 price point on June 2, 2026. This release aims at the competitive mid-to-upper midrange discrete GPU market. This move positions the card as a more budget-friendly option compared to the NVIDIA RTX 5070, which comes with a higher MSRP.
Publication: Techno Sports
Retro gaming is getting revived with FPGA tech? Here’s what we knowedit
Retro gaming enthusiasts have no shortage of ways to revisit classic titles today. Software emulators can run decades-old games on PCs, smartphones, and modern consoles, while companies continue to release hardware inspired by iconic gaming systems of the past. Now, AMD’s FPGA technology is being used for a different approach altogether, recreating retro gaming consoles at a hardware level.
Publication: Business Standard
Lisa Su: How to find career success in the age of AI? Learn from AMD CEO Lisa Su what her secret to success is.edit
Lisa Su, CEO of the renowned chip manufacturer AMD, has a message for young people. She said that those pursuing careers in artificial intelligence (AI) need to work with a vision. Speaking at the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) convocation, he said that companies no longer need people who know how to operate AI tools.
Publication: Amar Ujala
ASUS unveils its 2026 AI-driven PC line-upedit
In the mainstream segment, Zenbook 14 and Vivobook S series devices adopt Intel, AMD and Snapdragon platforms with dedicated NPUs, delivering up to 50 and 45 TOPS of AI performance respectively.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line
AMD pushes platform longevity at Computex 2026edit
AMD’s Computex 2026 announcements were based on extending platform lifecycles and expanding access to its 3D V-Cache gaming performance across price tiers. A key update is the extension of Socket AM5 support through 2029, continuing AMD’s multi-generation platform approach previously seen with AM4.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line
AMD Expands AI Infrastructure Pushedit
AMD has announced two major milestones that strengthen its position in the rapidly growing AI infrastructure market. The company unveiled a more than $10 billion investment initiative to expand advanced packaging capabilities while also confirming that its next-generation EPYC processor, codenamed “Venice,” has become the industry’s first HPC product to achieve production ramp on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company(TSMC)’s advanced 2nm process technology.
Publication: Var India
AMD assigns Vinay Awasthi as Senior Vice President, Sales for APJedit
AMD announced the appointment of Vinay Awasthi as Senior Vice President, Sales, Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ). In this role, he will lead the regional sales strategy and execution for AMD across one of the company’s fastest- growing regions.
Publication: Var India
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Processor-led experiences now driving laptop buying decisions,edit
According to the findings, Snapdragon leads on several experience-oriented parameters such as battery endurance, thermal efficiency, premium build perception and on-device AI. AMD maintains strengths in value-for-money and gaming performance, while Intel continues to benefit from its broad installed base and market presence.
Publication: Var India
Best gaming PC build under ?85,000 in June 2026edit
Dual-channel DDR4-3200 is the sweet spot for Zen 3, AMD’s memory controller on Ryzen 5000 is tuned around this frequency, and the dual-channel configuration meaningfully improves 1% low frame times in CPU-sensitive titles. Enable XMP in BIOS immediately after first boot to confirm it’s running at 3200 MHz rather than the default 2133 MHz JEDEC spec.
Publication: Digit
Battery Life, AI And Premium Design Are Reshaping Laptop Buying Decisions In India: Techarc Studyedit
The study indicates that different processor platforms excel in different areas. Snapdragon reportedly leads in battery efficiency, thermal management, premium design experience, and AI-related performance. AMD continues to perform strongly in value-for-money and gaming-focused workloads, while Intel benefits from its broad market presence and established ecosystem.
Publication: Trak
A new silicon equation, and the great PC reset | Business Newsedit
This moment can be bookmarked as an anchor for a fundamental pivot by chipmakers Nvidia, AMD and Qualcomm. Moving perceptibly from their usual playbook which centered on pursuing higher clock speeds and more cores they are attempting to find momentum through versatility, particularly for consumer-focused computing devices.
Publication: Hindustan Times
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ASUS Adopts NVIDIA DSX AI Factory Platform to Accelerate Enterprise AI Deploymentedit
ASUS announced its latest AI infrastructure solutions showcase at Computex 2026, delivering endtoend AI factory capabilities in collaboration with ecosystem leaders including NVIDIA, Intel® and AMD.
Publication: Digital Terminal
Nvidia’s Vera CPU signals rise of computing infra built for agentic AI eraedit
Nvidia has spent decades building its dominance on Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), powering everything from gaming to artificial intelligence But, with the launch of the Vera CPU, the company is now making a more direct push into territory long dominated by Intel and AMD
Publication: Business Standard
Why Nvidia’s AI CPU chips could be the next big thing in the laptop spaceedit
Spark isn’t just a traditional CPU chip with a beefed-up NPU, like what Intel and AMD do. Instead, this chip acts as a platform for agentic AI to thrive. It is crucial to understand the relevance of this chip – PCs equipped with these Nvidia Spark chips will be able to act on your behalf, i.e., reading files, conducting research, managing tasks, and operating as a persistent teammate rather than a reactive tool.
Publication: The Financial Express
Qualcomm Snapdragon C Announced: New Budget AI Laptop Chip Targets Students, Families and Small Businessesedit
The launch is notable because Qualcomm is no longer focusing solely on premium AI PCs. Instead, the company is pushing AI capabilities, battery efficiency, and Arm-based computing further down the price ladder, a segment traditionally dominated by Intel N-series processors, AMD budget chips, and Chromebooks.
Publication: Gadget Bridge
Nvidia wants to supercharge your laptopedit
Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have also seen a surge in demand because of AI applications that involve agents, or autonomous pieces of software that can interact with the internet and other software without user input.
Publication: Live Mint
Nvidia Enters Windows Laptop Market New RTX Spark Superchip Puts Intel and AMD on Noticeedit
A massive paradigm shift is hitting the personal computer industry. According to a Bloomberg report, Nvidia Corp enters Windows laptop market, officially entering the client PC processor market. Specifically, the data center giant unveiled its brand-new RTX Spark Superchip at the Computex trade show in Taipei. This strategic move directly threatens the decades-long market dominance of Intel Corp. and AMD.
Publication: Tech Story
Arm Holdings CEO says US would have difficulty banning AI CPU chip exports to Chinaedit
Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have also seen a surge in demand because of AI applications that involve agents, or autonomous pieces of software that can interact with the internet and other software without user input.
Publication: ET Telecom
‘Starting with the basics’: Intel data centre head Kevork Kechichian shares new plan to compete with rivals Nvidia and AMDedit
Intel is planning a new strategy to compete better with rivals Nvidia and AMD in the booming AI chip market. The company intends to begin shipping a new artificial intelligence graphics processing unit (GPU), called Crescent Island, by the end of this year.
Publication: The Times of India
Chandigarh University Becomes India’s First Private University to Establish ‘IndiaAI Data Lab’ in Collaboration with Intel Indiaedit
Chandigarh University has launched India’s first private ‘IndiaAI Data Lab’ with Intel India, boosting AI, Data Science skills for students. It offers MCA & BCA programs with Intel Certifications, bridging academia-industry gap for AI-driven careers.
Publication: Business Standard
Nvidia is hedging its big AI bet with a new mass-market chipedit
Now Nvidia can also capture business at the so-called edge of the AI business, by pitching its technology to end users like you and me. Lenovo, HP and Dell, three of the manufacturers, Nvidia, will sell its chips to, account for roughly two-thirds of worldwide PC shipments. (AMD)
Publication: Mint
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Asus launches Zenbook 14, Vivobook S14, S16 and new flip laptops with Copilot+ features at Computex 2026edit
Zenbook 14 has been designed for the people who want a premium and ultraslim device. The laptop features a 14-inch WUXGA OLED display (16:10 aspect ratio and 60Hz) and options for Intel, AMD, or Snapdragon processors. It’s a Copilot+ PC, so it comes loaded with up to 50 TOPS of AI power thanks to its NPU.
Publication: India TV News
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The Al divide: Why learners will ace the raceedit
That does not vanish overnight. But the internal sorting is accelerating fast. TCS, Infosys, and Wipro are also embedding AI into delivery and talent development in ways that are quietly redefining what a billable hour means.
Publication: Deccan Herald
AI adoption expands as IT firms move beyond pilotsedit
India’s top IT services companies are rapidly scaling up artificial intelligence adoption, with Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro each deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot to over 100,000 employees, Microsoft said on Wednesday.
Publication: The Financial Express
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