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Compute market zooming to $2 trn by 2030, says AMDedit
Growing Use Of Al across all spheres is set to take the overall market for compute infrastructure to $2 trillion by 2030 from $365 billion in 2025, global semiconductor major AMD said.
Publication: PTI, The Financial Express, Business Standard
AMD unveils Helios AI rack-scale system to challenge Nvidia’s dominanceedit
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Thursday unveiled its next-generation Helios AI rack-scale system, stepping up its challenge to Nvidia in the fast-growing AI infrastructure market. The American company made the announcement at its Advancing AI conference in San Francisco.
Publication: The Indian Express The Economic Times Digital Terminal News Bytes App
Lisa Su s Helios moment: AMD turns the AI race from chips into systemsedit
A rack is usually seen as basic infrastructure, but at AMD Advancing AI 2026, Dr. Lisa Su used it to highlight a broader strategic vision. The launch of Helios, AMD s first fully integrated rackscale AI platform, was the keynote s highlight. However, the core message was that graphics processing units (GPUs) alone are not enough for the next phase of artificial intelligence (AI).
Publication: Dq India
AMD Helios AI server rack enters production with Samsung HBM4 memory supplyedit
Samsung Electronics is supplying high bandwidth memory for AMD’s Helios AI server rack as the system enters production to compete against Nvidia in the data center market, according to a news report by The Korea Herald.
Publication: ET Manufacturing ET Enterprise ET CIO
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Nvidia and SK Group Unveil $500 Billion Plus AI Infrastructure Initiativeedit
Nvidia and South Korea s SK Group have unveiled an artificial intelligence infrastructure initiative valued at more than $500 billion, covering largescale AI data centres and the development of next generation memory technologies.
Publication: The Economic Times CXO Digital Pulse Open ANI News
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ASUS Accelerates Enterprise AI at Scale with 6th-Gen AMD EPYC Server CPUsedit
ASUS today announced its groundbreaking new server lineup powered by the AMD EPYC™ 9006 processors, engineered to deliver unmatched performance for the most demanding intensive enterprise workloads.
Publication: Electronics ERA The Mast Head
Industry news
Odisha signs MoUs with HCLTech, Sarvam AI for state s first AI data centreedit
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Friday announced that the state government has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with HCLTech and Sarvam AI to strengthen Odisha s technology and digital infrastructure, including the establishment of the state s first AI data centre.
Publication: The Economic Times
The next chip leap | India Semiconductor Missionedit
The Centre has raised the stakes in its semiconductor ambitions with the launch of Semicon 2.0. Backed by a Rs 1.27 lakh crore budget, it aims to move India beyond attracting global chipmakers towards building a semiconductor ecosystem.
Publication: India Today The Financial World
Gujarat startup, semtech join hands for LoRa-enabled RISC-V chipedit
Ahmedabad: Gujarat-based fabless semiconductor startup IndieSemiC Pvt Ltd has partnered with US-based semiconductor supplier Semtech Corporation to develop Sabarmati-1, a 64-bit RISC-V-based system-in-package (SiP) with integrated LoRa connectivity for Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
Publication: The Times of India
States step up AI data centre push with new policies, project commitmentsedit
As demand for AI computing infrastructure rises, states are competing by offering incentives such as subsidised land, electricity support, tax benefits and faster regulatory clearances.
Publication: The New Indian Express
Data centres eye India’s hinterland despite the oddsedit
Then, KKR-backed STTelemedia Global Data Centres (STT-GDC) has set up a 6MW data centre in Jaipur and NTT has established a 25MW data centre in Kolkata. Analysts welcomed the trend but also pointed to teething challenges.
Publication: MINT
States step up AI data centre pushedit
Odisha has also entered the sector after HCLTech said it would estab-lish its first AI data centre in the state. AI data centres require larger clusters of graphics processing units (GPUs), higher power supply and greater cooling capacity than conventional data centres.
Publication: The New Indian Express
AI enterprises pivot to hybrid model strategyedit
Infosys has already adopted what it describes as a cost-aware AI architecture. “We use the right models — large, medium and small — for the right task, optimise token usage and balance deterministic rules with predictive model calls.
Publication: The Financial Express
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