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As HBM shortages bite, AMD turns to software to stretch AI memoryedit
That pressure is being felt by enterprise buyers trying to scale AI without allowing infrastructure costs to rise at the same pace. It is this friction that AMD is seeking to address through its acquisition of MEXT, a startup focused on memory optimisation.
Publication: Business Today
AMD Ryzen AI 400 Outperforms Intel Core Ultra Series 3 in AI, Gaming and Content Creationedit
AMD has unveiled benchmark results showing its latest Ryzen AI 400 Series processors outperforming Intel s newly launched Core Ultra Series 3 chips across key performance categories, including AI workloads, content creation, gaming, and overall computing power.
Publication: Infotech Lead
AMD Just Quietly Took Over the World’s Fastest Supercomputersedit
AMD seems content letting raw numbers do the talking — and the latest TOP500 and Green500 rankings are loaded with them. According to AMD’s newest update, the company now powers 4 of the world’s 10 fastest supercomputers and 4 of the 10 most energy-efficient systems, while contributing to a massive 191 systems on the list overall — an 11% jump year over year.
Publication: Techno Sports
AMD brand mentions
Best AI-Powered Laptops and Workstations for Productivity in 2026edit
Big technology companies like Apple, Microsoft, Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm now focus heavily on AI-powered computers. Reports show AI laptops have become one of the fastest growing parts of the global PC market.
Publication: Analytics Insight
Competition in news
NVIDIA unveils Rubin AI servers with fanless liquidedit
NVIDIA says its next generation Rubin AI infrastructure can operate using liquid coolant at temperatures of up to 45°C, significantly reducing power and water consumption while enabling more sustainable, high density data centre operations.
Publication: Var India
How a US crackdown turned Nvidia s AI chips into China s hottest commodity Moneycontrol.comedit
Nvidia s most advanced AI chips are becoming increasingly expensive and harder to obtain in China, as a sweeping US crackdown on illicit semiconductor exports collides with surging demand from companies racing to build artificial intelligence products.
Publication: Money Control
Built without Nvidia chips, China’s LineShine supercomputer just dethroned America s most powerful El Capitanedit
China Builds Its Supercomputer Without Nvidia GPUs What distinguishes LineShine from most of its competitors is its architecture.
Publication: Live Mint
Qualcomm Explores Custom Chip Deal With ByteDance Amid Diversification Pushedit
Qualcomm is in talks with China s ByteDance over a potential custom chip development partnership, according to people familiar with the matter, as the U. S. chipmaker looks to reduce its reliance on the smartphone market and expand into new areas of semiconductor design.
Publication: Electronics For You
Qualcomm to Provide Custom ChipDesign Services to ByteDanceedit
Qualcomm is negotiating to offer chip-design services to China’s ByteDance, as the US firm aims to lessen its reliance on the smartphone market, its primary revenue generator, according to reports.
Publication: CEO Insights Asia
Apple-Intel chip deal makes strategic sense but production is years awayedit
Apple turning to Intel for chips, as Washington announced last week, has the neat logic of necessity meeting ambition. But it is not that simple, as analysts say any advanced Intel chip will take two to three years to make and even longer to translate into gains due to the long and exacting production process.
Publication: The Economic Times
Qualcomm in talks to provide custom chip-design services to ByteDance, sources sayedit
The talks also show that US tech firms remain keen to do business with China, even as growing friction between Washington and Beijing over AI chips has impacted the likes of Nvidia, AMD, Applied Materials and Lam Research.
Publication: The Economic Times
Yotta to deploy $7 bn in capex this yearedit
The company was among the first in India to bring large-scale Nvidia GPU clusters into operation and today serves global customers seeking AI training and inference capabilities.
Publication: Business Standard
OpenAI, Broadcom unveil custom AI chipedit
Though OpenAI continues to rely heavily on chips from market leader Nvidia, it has worked to broaden its mix of suppliers and has struck multi-billion-dollar deals with chip-makers like Advanced Micro Devices and Cerebras Systems.
Publication: Business Standard
Partner in news
India’s sovereign AI ambition gains momentum, with 96% of government leaders advancing strategy: IDCDell Studyedit
Dell Technologies recently shared India-specific insights from a new study by International Data Corporation (IDC), commissioned by Dell Technologies, to examine how Asia Pacific governments are approaching Sovereign AI.
Publication: Express Computer
ASUS expands ROG laptop portfolio in Indiaedit
The line-up includes systems based on Intel Core Ultra, AMD Ryzen AI and Qualcomm Snapdragon X processors, paired with NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs. The Zephyrus G14 and G16 are positioned as relatively portable options with OLED displays and larger batteries.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line
Industry news
China Builds Fastest Supercomputer, Beats a US Machine for the First Time Since 2017edit
Per a report published by The New York Times, the LineShine computing system in Shenzhen province of China has been declared the fastest computing system by researchers who used a set of standard tests designed for supercomputers.
Publication: CXO Today
A Comprehensive Analysis of the India Semiconductor Missionedit
There is an ongoing paradigm shift in the technological landscape of the world, wherein the economic sovereignty and national security of nations will largely depend on the amount of silicon under their control.
Publication: BIS Infotech
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