July 14, 2026

AMD specific news

Best laptops to buy under Rs 60,000 for work, study and gaming in 2026edit

Its AMD Ryzen 5 processor, paired with 16GB RAM, is powerful enough to handle presentations, web browsing, video conferencing and office applications without slowing down.

Publication: Digit

AMD Launches ZenDNN 6.0 with FP16 Inference and MoE Accelerationedit

That release proved that AMD EPYC™ CPUs could deliver serious quantized LLM inference at scale. ZenDNN 6.0 takes the next step: FP16 functional support for the upcoming 6th Gen AMD EPYC™ Server processors, Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model optimization, and the broadest vLLM compatibility window for ZenDNN yet.

Publication: Digital Terminal

AMD FSR Multi-Frame Gen 8x reportedly in the works, and here’s everything you need to knowedit

Radeon-Tuner has exposed hidden settings for FSR MultiFrame Gen (MFG) in the latest AMD Adrenalin drivers, including options for up to an 8x FPS gain.

Publication: Tech Sports Keeda

AMD and Intel laptops compared with a focus on performance, battery life and valueedit

Both AMD and Intel now offer processors with dedicated AI capabilities, and laptop makers are rapidly refreshing their lineups with these newer chips. Intel is already on its third generation of Core Ultra processors, while AMD continues to expand its Ryzen AI portfolio, giving buyers more choices than ever before.

Publication: Live Mint

Industry news

India must build own AI, cyber security mechanismedit

With the financial sector rapidly adopting emerging technologies like cloud computing, AI and real-time payment systems, cyberattacks are becoming faster, more sophisticated and increasingly systemic, the government said on Monday.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

Semiconductor Plant in Madhya Pradesh with a Rs 19,000 Crore Investmentedit

Spain’s Silicon Group is set to invest Rs 19,000 crore in the semiconductor sector in Madhya Pradesh, the state’s Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced.

Publication: Dinakaran

Tata electronics secures 14,044 crore for semiconductor facility in assamedit

The project, which carries a total investment of approximately Rs 27,000 crore, will receive Rs 10,255 crore in support from the Central Government under India’s semiconductor incentive program, while the Assam Government will contribute Rs 3,789 crore to facilitate the development.

Publication: The Economic Times

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