July 23, 2026

AMD specific news

AMD to Invest up to $5 billion in Anthropicedit

AMD has signed a deal with artificial intelligence startup Anthropic for tens of billions of dollars worth of AI servers and will invest up to $5 billion in the company, the Wall Street Journal reported. The agreement covers up to 2 gigawatts of AMD’s next-generation Instinct MI450 chips, with deliveries set to begin in the first half of 2027, the report said.

Publication: The Economic Times Business Standard Hindustan Times The Indian Express Money Control CNBC TV18 Analytics India Mag The Financial Express

Competition in news

New rules of AI chip access: What Nvidia’s whitelist means for Indiaedit

Nvidia has reportedly created a whitelist of approved customers in parts of Asia and tightened its vetting processes to prevent its AI processors from reaching China through indirect routes, according to the Financial Times.

Publications: Business Today

Top News Today: Nvidia s Vera CPU, Balance Coin Crash, Climate Tech Funding & Moreedit

Nvidia has unveiled more details about its next generation Vera CPU, taking another big step in the AI chip race against AMD and Intel. Climate tech investment in the US is picking up again, though investors are backing fewer, stronger startups.

Publications: Analytics Insight

Partner in news

TSMC to raise chip production prices by up to 10 per cent in 2027 impacting global device costsedit

Semiconductor buyers and device makers may soon face higher costs as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reportedly prepares to increase chipmaking prices by as much as 10 per cent from 2027.

Publication: The Economic Times

Dell launches Alienware 16X Aurora, Area51 16 and Area51 18 in India; starts at Rs 2,62,990edit

Dell has launched its refreshed Alienware gaming laptop lineup in India, launching the Alienware 16X Aurora, Alienware 16 Area51 and Alienware 18 Area51. All three run Intel s new Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus processors paired with Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 Series laptop GPUs, and the range stretches from a portability minded 16inch machine to an 18inch desktop replacement.

Publication: The Times of India

ASUS and MSI Set to Launch NVIDIA RTX Spark PCsedit

In an exciting turn of events in the tech world, Taiwanese manufacturers ASUS and MSI are getting ready to launch their new PCs powered by NVIDIA s RTX Spark technology.

Publication: Techno Sports

Industry news

Tech Mahindra sets up AI hubedit

Tech Mahindra Has opened a consumer agentic experience studio at its Hyderabad campus to expand its AI offerings for retailers, consumer goods, travel, logistics and hospitality firms.

Publication: The Financial Express

AI, Chip Rush Sparks New Current in Core Engg Coursesedit

While computer science remains a hot pick among wannabe engineers, colleges including Indian Institutes of Technology, National Institutes of Technology, BITS Pilani, Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, and VIT Vellore are reporting a sharp rise in student interest in core engineering courses, officials told ET .

Publication: The Economic Times

Utho Cloud to deploy 10,000 GPUs over two years to expand AI infrastructure in Indiaedit

The deployment will include Nvidia H200, H100 and Blackwell GPUs, with the company promising sovereign AI infrastructure and up to 60% lower pricing than hyperscalers.

Publication: The Economic Times

MP govt, Paras Semiconductors sign MoU for Rs 6,200 crore OSAT facility on Ujjain–Indore corridoredit

This facility is expected to enhance India s semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem, generate significant employment opportunities, and support the country s vision of technological self–reliance.

Publication : The Economic Times Communications Today BIS Infotech

Ai factories face gigawatt power crisis driving grid to chip shiftedit

Engineers also use pretested blueprints to plan these facilities months before new AI chips are released, ensuring optimal infrastructure alignment. HighDensity Racks and 800 VDC Inside an AI factory, the space for computing equipment is shrinking while the demand for heavy power infrastructure grows.

Publication: The Economic Times

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