AMD specific news
Agentic AI Needs Rack Scale CPU Performance – AMD EPYC Delivers It Todayedit
As enterprises move from isolated AI experiments to production agentic systems, the supporting CPU infrastructure becomes critical: orchestration services, databases, web front ends, caches, middleware, APIs and control plane services all need to scale efficiently within real rack power and thermal limits.
Publication: CXO Today
AMD’s Play for Agentic AI: Why ‘Venice’ and ‘Turin’ Focus on the CPU Scaffoldingedit
AMD recently highlighted this change, noting the importance of CPU density in the development of autonomous AI systems.
Publication: Gadget Bridge
AMD EPYC Outpaces Rivals in New Agentic AI Infrastructure Benchmarkedit
Evaluated through that lens, AMD EPYC™ processors demonstrate clear rack-scale leadership. Under the modeled 100 kW rack scenario, AMD EPYC™ 9965 delivers an estimated 2.37x the rack-level throughput of the NVIDIA Vera baseline and roughly 1.6x that of Intel Xeon 6980P.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD to invest up to £2B in UK AI pushedit
Advanced Micro Devices plans to invest up to £2 billion in the United Kingdom over the next five years as part of the British government’s sovereign AI strategy, escalating competition with Nvidia in the global AI infrastructure market. AMD announced the plan during London Tech Week held in London on June 8 local time.
Publication: Communication Today
Dual 3D V-Cache processoredit
AMD has introduced the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor, bringing dual 3D V-Cache technology to a desktop CPU for high-performance gaming, content creation, and development workloads.
Publication: Electronics For You
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TensorWave Raises $350M at $1.55B Valuation to Expand AMD-Only AI Cloud and Rival NVIDIAedit
The latest TensorWave funding round includes support from AMD and Magnetar Capital. This shows strong trust in AMD-based systems and their future in AI computing.
Publication: Analytics Insight
Anti-Nvidia data center startup is valued at $1.55 billion in new funding roundedit
The startup has closed its Series B funding round, led by AMD and the hedge fund Magnetar Capital, raising $350 million at a post-money valuation of $1.55 billion. The investment nearly quadruples TensorWave’s value.
Publication: Live Mint
Competition in news
WeAddo Joins NVIDIA Inception Program and Announces WeAddo UEP, India’s First Vertical AI Execution Platform for Enterprise Healthcare and Commerceedit
WeAddo, the vertical AI company building India’s enterprise experience and intelligence operating system, today announced its selection into the NVIDIA Inception Program, a global initiative that accelerates AI startups from prototype to production, and simultaneously unveiled WeAddo UEP (Unified Experience Platform), a proprietary six-layer agentic architecture that converts fragmented enterprise technology stacks into governed, intelligent, and measurable business outcomes.
Publication: Business Standard
The real reason NVIDIA Omniverse is changing game development has nothing to do with creativityedit
NVIDIA’s Omniverse highlights a growing shift in game development, where AI is being used less for creativity and more for efficiency. As game production costs rise and development cycles lengthen, studios are adopting AI-powered workflows to streamline collaboration, accelerate content creation, reduce bottlenecks, and bring games to market faster without replacing human creativity.
Publication: The Economic Times
OpenAI weighs leasing Ohio data centre with Nvidia backing: Reportedit
Nvidia may provide financial backing. This facility is expected to begin operations in 2028. OpenAI is in talks to lease a proposed 10gigawatt data centre campus on federal land in Ohio, in a deal that could include financial backing from Nvidia, The Information reported on Tuesday, citing two people with direct knowledge of the discussions.
Publication: The Economic Times
Nvidia’s AI PC push banks on unproven demand beyond niche usersedit
Nvidia unveils RTX Spark, a superchip for AI PCs. This chip allows laptops to run advanced AI models locally. It targets developers and creators, aiming to compete with Apple s MacBooks.
Publication: The Economic Times
NVIDIA cuts Vera Rubin Superchip memory capacityedit
NVIDIA has decided to halve the SOCAMM memory capacity of its next generation Vera Rubin Superchip modules, according to TrendForce’s latest findings.
Publication: Communications Today
Zoho debuts Made-in-India server Nathu La to enable AI inference, reduce data centre costsedit
The Nathu La server was designed inhouse by Zoho and comprises Intel Xeon 6 processors which were enabled collaboratively with Intel by leveraging their technical expertise, the Chennai based multinational said in a press release on Tuesday, June 10.
Publication: The Indian Express
Nvidia and AMD’s next gaming GPUs could be delayed until 2028, per reportsedit
Nvidia and AMD may take much longer than expected to launch their next-generation gaming GPUs. A Dutch tech site, Tweakers, suggests that both companies could delay their upcoming graphics card lineups until late 2027, with some industry sources even pointing to an early 2028 release window.
Publication: Sports Keeda
Al-ready processorsedit
Intel has introduced a new range of Al-ready processors aimed at main-stream laptops and edge computing systems. The chips combine integrated AI acceleration, hybrid-core architecture, and power-efficient performance to bring on-device Al features such as enhanced video calls, noise suppression, and faster multitasking to everyday PCs.
Publication: Electronics For You
Partner in news
Asus now sells genuine batteries for VivoBook, ROG, and TUF laptops at its exclusive storesedit
Asus is making it easier to get a genuine battery replacement for its laptops in India. The company has expanded access to official Asus laptop batteries through select Asus Exclusive Stores (AES) across the country, covering both consumer and gaming laptop lineups.
Publication: The Times of India
Industry news
SpaceX aims to launch orbital AI computing tests by end of next yearedit
The company aims to build orbital AI compute at scale. SpaceX has requested permission to launch up to one million data-centre satellites. Initial deployments will serve as demonstrator systems to validate the technology before commercial rollout.
Publication: The Economic Times
India’s semiconductor ecosystem: Expanding capabilities to enable innovationedit
Through initiatives like the landmark India Semiconductor Mission 2. 0 (ISM) and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, the country has the wind beneath its sails.
Publication: Express Computer
India poised to gain from semiconductor boom as global billings hit record $36.6 billion in Q1: Reportedit
SEMI says India’s expanding semiconductor ecosystem, backed by government incentives, could help the country emerge as a key hub for semiconductor manufacturing and supply chain development. India is expected to benefit from strong global demand for semiconductors as global semiconductor equipment billings hit a record $36 billion.
Publication: The Economic Times
Global data centre electricity consumption to reach 565TWh in 2026, says Gartneredit
Global electricity consumption by data centres is expected to reach 565 terawatt hours (TWh) in 2026, up 26. 4% from 447TWh in 2025, according to Gartner. The research firm said worldwide data centre power demand is projected to increase to 132 gigawatts (GW) in 2026 from 104GW in 2025.
Publication: The New Indian Express
Bharat Forge Chair Baba Kalyani Reveals Big Semiconductor Bet – Outlook Businessedit
Speaking to CNBCTV18, Kalyani said Bharat Forge is involved in a new semiconductor project and is collaborating with multiple companies to manufacture components used in lithography machines.
Publication: Outlook Business
This Microsoft backed startup wants to rival Nvidia in AI chips: Meet its Indian-American foundersedit
As demand for AI infrastructure grows, a number of chipmakers are looking to challenge Nvidia s dominance in the market.
Publication: CNBC TV18
The future of enterprise data platforms: AI and Microsoft fabric are reshaping analyticsedit
Microsoft Fabric began as an attempt to put storage, engineering, analytics, and reporting under one roof. The early promise was simple: stop stitching together five products and work from a single copy of your data. That alone was useful.
Publication: Hindustan Times
Graduates AI concerns a wakeup call for tech sector: Microsoft s Smithedit
The fear and disillusionment among college going youngsters about AI and its impact on their future was experienced firsthand by Brad Smith, vicechair and president, Microsoft, at his alma mater, Princeton University
Publication: Business Standard
Govt ropes in Infosys to help bankers navigate risks from Mythos AI; Microsoft to assist with trainingedit
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is also working with technology companies such as Microsoft to ensure that bankers receive hands-on training and exposure to emerging artificial intelligence tools. We have deployed two officials from Infosys at the IBA to address the challenges and provide proper training.
Publication: The New Indian Express
Meta signs pact with RIL for AI data centre in Indiaedit
META and Reliance Industries have signed an agreement for an AI-enabled data centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat, marking Meta’s first such facility in India. Reliance will build the data centre with an initial capacity of 168 MW, which Meta will lease, with options to expand.
Publication: The New Indian Express
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