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Savex Technologies Hosts AMD APJ Leadership to Strengthen Strategic Collaboration and Drive Future Growthedit
Savex Technologies Pvt. Ltd., one of India’s leading national IT distribution companies, recently welcomed senior leadership from AMD for a strategic business engagement focused on strengthening collaboration, expanding market opportunities, and driving innovation across India’s rapidly evolving technology ecosystem.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD calls AI ‘once in multi-generational opportunity’ to reshape computingedit
AMD is going all-in on artificial intelligence, calling it a “once in multi-generational opportunity” that could totally change how computers work. Vamsi Boppana, AMD’s senior vice president of AI, says neural processing is set to take over and will shake up everything from health care to car tech.
Publication: News Bytes App
AMD Signs An Agreement With Rackspaceedit
AMD has entered into a definitive agreement with Rackspace Technology to deploy an initial 30 MW footprint of AMD-based compute infrastructure across Rackspace’s global data centers between late 2026 and 2028.
Publication: Electronics For You
AMD brand mentions
Gears of War EDay: Minimum and recommended system requirements Moneycontrol.comedit
The recommended system requirements for Gears of War: E-Day on PC include an AMD Ryzen 5 5600 / Intel i5-11600K processor, Windows 11 64bit (25H2) or newer operating system, 16GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060ti / AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT / Radeon RX 9060 XT / Intel B580 graphics card, 130GB available SSD storage, DirectX 12, sound card and Broadband Internet connection.
Publication: Money Control
Competition in news
Qualcomm Takes Spatial Computing into the AI Era with Snapdragon Reality Eliteedit
Qualcomm Technologies Inc. today announced at Augmented World Expo the Snapdragon® Reality Elite Platform, designed to power immersive spatial computing experiences with stunning visual fidelity and deeply integrated on-device AI across a spectrum of form factors.
Publication: Business News This Week
Nvidia eyes manufacturing growth through AI investment Manufacturing Today Indiaedit
As concerns around artificial intelligence replacing workers continue to grow, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has argued that the technology will instead create new opportunities in manufacturing and industrial sectors.
Publication: Manufacturing Today
HPE brings agentic AI into production with NVIDIA, delivering security, governance, scale, and sovereigntyedit
These new offerings transform the HPE AI Factory with NVIDIA for the next era of AI where intelligence adapts, evolves, collaborates, and governs. As AI becomes more autonomous, organizations need a new architecture to run it securely, govern it responsibly, and scale it economically, said Antonio Neri, president and CEO, HPE.
Publication: CXO Today
Intel’s 18A-P move signals next phase in chip manufacturing pushedit
Intel has advanced its next-generation semiconductor manufacturing roadmap by moving its 18A-P process into risk production, an early stage of manufacturing that precedes large-scale commercial output.
Publication: Manufacturing Today
Industry news
Two Semiconductor Facilities Operational As India Strengthens Chip Ecosystem: Vaishnawedit
India is making steady progress towards becoming a global semiconductor manufacturing hub, with two semiconductor facilities already operational and two more set to become functional this year, Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw said.
Publication: KNN India
Quantum networks, not computers, may arrive first for enterprisesedit
Quantum networks will arrive before quantum computers. The next tech rush could be QPUs, not GPUs. Scaling quantum will depend on networks, not bigger machines.
Publication: The Economic Times
AI becomes top growth driver as nongaming apps overtake gaming: Reportedit
According to Sensor Tower s State of Mobile 2026 report, this spending was broadly split between nongaming applications and games
Publication: Business Standard
Over 1/3 of entry-level tasks in India done by AI: Studyedit
Over one-third, almost 37%, of entry-level tasks in India are already performed by AI, surpassing the global average of 33%, according to a joint study by Cognizant and Pearson that cited a survey of human resource leaders.
Publication: Free Press Journal
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