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AMD and Rackspace Partner to Build 30MW Governed AI Infrastructure for Enterprisesedit
AMD and Rackspace Technology have signed a definitive agreement to deploy an initial 30MW of AMD-powered AI compute capacity across Rackspace’s global data centers between late 2026 and 2028.
Publication: Enterprise It World
AMD brand mentions
Best Laptops Reviewed by 91mobiles this Quarter (AMJ 2026)edit
AMD’s Ryzen AI Max platform arrived in force, Intel s Core Ultra 300H series established itself as the new midrange productivity baseline, and the RTX 5060 and 5070 made their first real market appearances inside gaming laptops you can actually buy in India.
Publication: 91 Mobiles
Competition in news
Nvidia Partners With Valar Atomics to Test Nuclear-Powered AI Data Centeredit
The partners showcased a microreactor powering Nvidia s Blackwell AI chips, highlighting advanced nuclear technology as a low-water energy option for the rapidly growing AI data center industry. Nvidia has teamed up with nuclear startup Valar Atomics to develop a small AI data center in Utah aimed at demonstrating how advanced nuclear technology can power computing facilities while significantly reducing water use.
Publication: Electronics For You
Akamai and nvidia unite to strengthen ai factory securityedit
Akamai said on Thursday that it is collaborating with Nvidia to deliver advanced security architecture to artificial intelligence (AI) factories that underpin modern agentic applications.
Publication: The Economic Times
Partner in news
Dell Alienware 15 gaming laptop with up to AMD Ryzen 7 260 CPU, RTX 4050 GPU launched in Indiaedit
Dell Technologies and Alienware have launched the Alienware 15 in India. It is powered by AMD Ryzen 7 260 and Ryzen 5 220 processors, paired with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 and RTX 4050 graphics, extending the Alienware lineup to a broader audience in India for the first time.
Publication: Digital Terminal Var India
Industry news
India’s hidden semiconductor advantage: What’s next in the chip journey?edit
20 lakh crore for the second phase of the government s semiconductor programme, people aware of the development told The Economic Times.
Publication: The Economic Times
AI chip demand stays strong, but component shortages emerge as next challenge: Nomuraedit
The artificial intelligence (AI) boom is entering a new phase where the biggest challenge is no longer demand for AI chips but shortages of critical components needed to build AI infrastructure, according to a Nomura Report, which said supply constraints across the hardware ecosystem are likely to intensify through 2027 even as AI investment remains strong.
Publication: ANI News
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