AMD specific news
AMD Spent Years Building GPUs. It Now Needs to Address Developer Feedbackedit
A chipmaker can pack more transistors onto silicon, increase memory bandwidth, refine packaging technologies, and push manufacturing processes to their limits. But what ultimately determines success is how much of that capability developers can actually access through compilers, runtimes, kernels, libraries, and frameworks. Having a strong software stack has become as important as the hardware itself in the AI era. For AMD, that has long been the challenge.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
AMD Powers India s Biggest Esports Organisations — S8UL and Revenant eSportsedit
With S8UL heading to the Esports World Cup and Revenant competing across six major titles, AMD just made a bet that India is where the next generation of gaming talent lives.
Publication: Techno Sports
AMD EPYC 8005 Server CPUsedit
AMD EPYC 8005 Server CPUs are designed to deliver big performance, low power, and a small footprint a “triple threat” to accelerate what’s possible across edge, telco, and cloud storage. AMD EPYC 8005 Server CPUs deliver eight to 84.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD Closes 2025 With Record 41.3% Serveredit
AMD has ended fiscal 2025 on a historic high, capturing record market share across server and client segments, according to the latest fourth-quarter report from Mercury Research. The company achieved a record 41.3% server revenue share and posted significant gains in desktop and notebook segments, underlining accelerated adoption of EPYC and Ryzen processors globally.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD Ryzen AI Max PRO 400 Processorsedit
Ryzen Al Max PRO 400 Series are the world’s first x86 client processors capable of running 300 billion parameter models locally, setting a new standard for local Al compute, with the power to run complex, concurrent agentic Al workflows without compromises.
Publication: Digital Terminal
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 Al-ready infrastructure, enterprise computing transformation, and accelerated adoption of AMD-powered server and client platforms.
Publication: Digital Terminal
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AMD is the high performance and adaptive computing leader, powering the products and services that help solve the world’s most important challenges. Our technologies advance the future of the data.
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For AMD, AI Success Now Rides on ROCmedit
A chipmaker can pack more transistors onto silicon, increase memory bandwidth, refine packaging technologies, and push manufacturing processes to their limits. But what ultimately determines success is how much of that capability developers can actually access through compilers, runtimes, kernels, libraries, and frameworks. Having a strong software stack has become as important as the hardware itself in the AI era. For AMD, that has long been the challenge.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
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News from the world of Education: June 11, 2026edit
Team BlisCare from Hyderabad won the AMD Slingshot 2026, a national AI innovation and venture-building initiative from AMD India. Team AISD from Bengaluru, and Shashvat Singh from Jaipur were the first and second runners-up respectively.
Publication: The Hindu
News from the world of Education: June 11, 2026edit
Team BlisCare from Hyderabad won the AMD Slingshot 2026, a national AI innovation and venture-building initiative from AMD India. Team AISD from Bengaluru, and Shashvat Singh from Jaipur were the first and second runners-up respectively.
Publication: The Hindu
Competition in news
NVIDIA Is Paying Homeowners Over $22,000 A Year To Host A Box Outside Their Houseedit
A new program backed by NVIDIA is offering homeowners a chance to earn over $22,000 a year, simply by hosting a small AI computing unit outside their house. The setup is roughly the size of a standard air conditioning unit and gets installed at no upfront cost to the homeowner.Publication: News ABP Live
KKR launches $10 billion AI infrastructure company with Nvidia, Vistraedit
The Kuwait Investment Authority, AI chip giant Nvidia and utility firm Vistra are anchor investors in the company, called Helix Digital Infrastructure, which is led by former Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky.
Publications: The Economic Times
Partner in news
Asus launches ROG Zephyrus Duo, G14, G16, ProArt PZ14 and TUF A14 in India; preorders openedit
Zephyrus Duo brings two OLEDs and an RTX 5090 to one chassis Zephyrus G14 and G16 keep the slim chassis but step up to RTX 5080ProArt PZ14 goes 2in1 with Snapdragon X2 Elite for creators TUF Gaming A14 anchors the lineup with AMD inside.
Publication: The Times of India
Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo, Zephyrus G14, TUF Gaming A14 and ProArt PZ14 announced; pre-orders now live in Indiaedit
Asus Republic of Gamers (ROG) has opened pre-orders for its latest gaming and creator-focused laptops in India. The new lineup includes the flagship ROG Zephyrus Duo, refreshed ROG Zephyrus G14 and G16 models, the TUF Gaming A14, and the ProArt PZ14 designed for content creators. The company said the new range combines Intel, AMD and Qualcomm processors with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5000-series graphics, AI capabilities, and premium display technologies.
Publication: Money Control , Fone Arena
Cisco & AMD: Powering the Backbone of the AI Eraedit
Two of the technology industry’s most enduring giants Cisco and AMD have emerged as the defining partnership powering the next frontier of AI networking and compute infrastructure, with a collaboration that spans Silicon Valley, Amsterdam, and an ambitious 1 gigawatt AI buildout in Saudi Arabia.
Publication: Var India
Industry news
Why global technology firms are betting billions on India s data centresedit
In simple terms, it indicates how much computing equipment a country s data centres can support
Publication: Business Standard
Industry working with govt on next phase of India Semiconductor Mission; focus on supply chain, talent, IP: IESAedit
The semiconductor industry is working closely with the government and providing inputs for the next phase of the India Semiconductor Mission ISM 2.0, with a focus on supply-chain expansion, talent development, intellectual property (IP) creation and product innovation, Navin Bishnoi, Chairperson of the India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA) told ANI today.
Publication: ANI News
India’s Data Centre Ecosystem Presents $280-Billion Opportunity By 2035: PwCedit
Driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom and rapid digital transformation, India’s data centre value chain is projected to generate a potential order book of $280 billion by 2035, according to consulting firm PwC.
Publication: NDTV Profit
China’s control over indium phosphide exports threatens AI data centre rolloutedit
photonics chipmakers have approached industry organisations for help with export licences, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Publication: The Economic Times
Bharat Forge bets Rs 76,000 crore on semiconductors. Details hereedit
Bharat Forge has entered the billion dollar semiconductor industry and is working with three of the world’s five largest semiconductor companies, Chairman Baba Kalyani said in a recent interaction.
Publication: Business Today
GlobalFoundries partners with Fermionic to produce first ever chip for an Indian firmedit
Fermionic s RF chips will be the first Indian semiconductors to be manufactured by GlobalFoundries, which has been producing chips for global majors such as Qualcomm, Mediatek, Broadcom etc. GlobalFoundries Engineering Private Limited (GF India) and Fermionic, an Indian fabless semiconductor startup focused on advanced radio frequency (RF) solutions, announced a commercial partnership under which GF will manufacture Fermionic s RF chips, the statement said.
Publication: The Economic Times
AI to bring more jobs; Indian engineers must focus on collaboration: Microsoft s Rajiv Kumaredit
Artificial Intelligence is poised to create more opportunities than it disrupts, and Indian engineers must shift their focus from job security fears of collaborating with the technology, a senior Microsoft India executive has said. Rajiv Kumar, Managing Director and President of Microsoft India Development Center (IDC), in a blog post on Thursday, said the rapid evolution of technology is shrinking the lifespan of technical skills, making continuous learning and adaptability crucial for the workforce.
Publication: The Economic Times
‘AI is now, quantum is next’: Vaishnaw opens quantum, AI labs at MNIT Jaipuredit
The minister was bullish on chips. India needs over a million semiconductor design engineers, he said, and is well placed to fill the gap — NVIDIA, Qualcomm, ARM and AMD already design cutting-edge 2nm and 3nm chips on Indian soil.
Publication: The Times of India
Semicon companies under ISM to invest Rs 31,299 cr by FY27edit
The other projects are those of CG Power and Kaynes Semicon, apart from the two of the Tata group the fab project in Dholera, Gujarat, and the OSAT (outsourced semiconductor assembly and test) project in Assam (in all of them investment began in FY26).
Publication: Business Standard
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