The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the second iteration of India s ambitious Semiconductor Mission, with an outlay of Rs Rs 1.27 lakh crore. The fresh scheme will carry a key focus on subsidising the supply chain around chip manufacturing to attract companies producing commodities like gases, and chemicals used in the production process.

Publication: The Indian Express

Underpinning these deployment models are two purpose-built hardware series that provide the compute foundation for each solution: KS 3000U — Equipped with a single AMD EPYC™ 8004 processor and up to two GPUs, this series is optimized for space constrained environments.

Publication: Digital Terminal

Advanced Micro Devices is likely to attract more customers and expand its semiconductor chip businesses, pushing the stock higher, according to UBS. Continue Reading with CNBCTV18 Access Membership Priority Access and Networking.

Publication: CNBC TV18

Raksha Anirveda has published an interaction with Kenneth O’Neill, Space Systems Architect at AMD, highlighting how AMD’s space-grade adaptive computing solutions are enabling high-performance edge computing and real-time data processing for next-generation space missions. The interview also explores AMD’s role in supporting autonomous space operations, onboard AI processing and post-launch reprogrammability, along with its contribution to the NASA/ISRO mission and long-standing support for global space programmes. 

Publication: Raksha Anirveda