AMD specific news
AMD: RDNA 5Based Radeon GPUs Reportedly Not Expected To Arrive Before 2027edit
Related reads: Asus Launches TUF Gaming 7X Desktop Featuring Intel Core Ultra 9 Processor and RTX 50 Series GPUIt appears that AMD’s next generation RDNA 5 Radeon graphics cards are reportedly expected to arrive no earlier than next year.
Publication: IGN
AMD Brings Data Center-Level AI to Personal Computersedit
AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo Developer Platform aims to let developers run large AI models on a compact personal computer, reducing reliance on cloud infrastructure. AI is moving closer to the desk.
Publication: Your Story
AMD to power competitive gaming and creator communities with S8UL and Revenant Esportsedit
AMD is bringing the latest gaming and content creation technologies to S8UL and Revenant Esports (RNTX), empowering gamers, creators, and competitive teams across two of India s leading esports organizations.
Publication: ADgully
AMD starts selling computer that can run top AI models locally, can bring down AI costedit
AMD is the latest to join that race with its new Ryzen AI Halo Developer Platform. It is a compact AI computer that has the ability to run powerful AI models locally, without relying on the cloud.
Publication: India Today
AMD equips S8UL and Revenant Esports with new hardwareedit
AMD is bringing its latest gaming and content creation technologies to S8UL and Revenant Esports (RNTX), strengthening the capabilities of gamers, creators, and competitive teams across both organisations.
Publication: Media Brief, Media News4u, Indian Television
AMD Executive Highlights That Memory Prices Will Take Longer To Return to Normal Levelsedit
AMD’s vice president and general manager of client channel business, David McAfee, has weighed in on rising memory prices, highlighting that prices are unlikely to return to normal levels anytime soon.
Publication: IGN
AMD CIO Hasmukh Ranjan just raised $900 million AI spending bill that many CEOs laying off employees for AI are missingedit
AMD CIO Hasmukh Ranjan flagged that employee AI token usage could cost a company up to $900 million a year—a hidden bill many CEOs cutting jobs over AI are overlooking.
Publication: The Times of India
Building India’s Al Future on Open, Sovereign Infrastructureedit
The message was unambiguous: India is building, and the world is watching. At the core of India’s Al infrastructure is AMD, powering the hardware, the software stack, and the open architecture that Indian builders will depend on for the decade ahead.
Publication: The Economic Times
Competition in news
Nvidia to raise $20 billion in US bond issuanceedit
Nvidia will raise $20 billion through a US bond issuance, a source told Reuters on Monday, joining a growing number of technology companies turning to the debt market as investments into AI accelerate.
Publication: The Economic Times
Nvidia kicks off its first corporate bond offering in five yearsedit
Nvidia Corp. is seeking to sell high-grade debt for the first time in about five years, extending a relentless wave of borrowing for companies spearheading the artificial intelligence boom.
Publication: Money Control
Industry news
Advancing Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Validationedit
As semiconductor technologies evolve, the rise of wide bandgap semiconductors is redefining the future of electronics. Designed to operate at significantly higher frequencies, voltages, and temperatures than traditional silicon based devices, these next generation semiconductors are becoming central to electric mobility, renewable energy systems, industrial automation, aerospace, and advanced computing.
Publication: BIS Infotech
Adani Enterprises, Jabil target a strategic alliance to build AI Data Centre Infrastructure Platform in Indiaedit
Adani Enterprises Ltd and Jabil Inc. on Monday announced the intent to form a strategic alliance to establish a worldclass, vertically integrated AI and data centre infrastructure manufacturing platform in India, targeting GWscale capacity for global deployments.
Publication: ANI News
The sound of AIedit
Gopalan of Gnani.ai says, BFSI remains the strongest early adopter. Voice AI solves compliance and cost simultaneously, which is rare.” Gnani.ai’s customers include Axis Bank, Muthoot Finance, and Bank of Baroda.
Publication: Business Standard
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