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Sarvam AI Set to Raise $74 Million in Series B Extension Led by NVIDIAedit
AI startup Sarvam AI is set to raise $74 million in a Series B extension round led by NVIDIA, with participation from Glade Brook Capital and other investors. Indian artificial intelligence startup Sarvam AI is set to raise $74 million (around Rs 700 crore) through an extension of its Series B funding round, with global technology company NVIDIA leading the investment.
Publication: The Economic Times, The New Indian Express
As tech giants race to build data centers, Nvidia CEO predicts next 6-figure salaries will go to these joedit
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has predicted that people involved with skilled trades will have a bright future. As technology companies invest billions of dollars in AI data centres, Huang says the next wave of six-figure jobs will be created for electricians, plumbers, construction workers and steelworkers rather than being limited to traditional white-collar careers.
Publication: The Times of India
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HP EliteBook X G2a Review: AI PC with Ryzen AI, 55 TOPS NPU, 3K OLED, Wolf Security. Is it worth Rs 2.5 lakh?edit
The HP EliteBook X G2a attempts to change that narrative. Instead of treating artificial intelligence as another marketing buzzword, HP has built the laptop around local AI computing with AMD’s latest Ryzen AI processors capable of delivering up to 55 TOPS of NPU performance.
Publication: CNBC TV18
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Why India s AI ambitions are facing an execution gapedit
India at OutSystems India’s enterprises are moving quickly from AI experimentation to real-world deployment.
Publication: Express Computer
World’s biggest open AI models just reached ordinary computersedit
Although the model contains 2.8 trillion parameters in total, only a fraction of them are activated during each request, helping reduce computing costs. The latest experiment does not mean that ordinary computers can now use giant AI models at practical speeds.
Publication: Money Control
Intelligent Monitoring, DCIM Crucial for India s AI Data Centersedit
As India’s digital economy expands, driven by cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, managing the underlying data center infrastructure has become increasingly complex.
Publication: The Economic Times
How AI is helping India move up the global chip design value chain Express Computeredit
Nations across the world are investing heavily in building out their semiconductor ecosystems, recognising that chips now sit at the centre of both economic competitiveness and national security.
Publication: Express Computer
PM lays foundation stone for Rs 2,500 crore ASIP semiconductor facility in Visakhapatnamedit
PM lays foundation stone for Rs 2,500 crore ASIP semiconductor facility in Visakhapatnam The OSAT facility in Visakhapatnam is South India s first semiconductor unit approved under the ISM.
Publication: Analytics India Mag, Electronics For You, The Economic Times
Did customs delays sink India’s 2005 AMD semiconductor project? Vaishnaw says: ‘Learnt from past attempts’edit
Union Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Sunday reacted to a post that claimed that India’s proposed 2005 AMD-backed semiconductor project collapsed due to customs delays.
Publication: Business Today
Grid bottlenecks cloud India data centre plansedit
India’s booming data centre and artificial intelligence (AI) sector is hitting a power hurdle. Backed by massive global funding, these huge facilities are expanding beyond the metros into smaller towns, making the power grid infrastructure transmission lines, transformers and substations struggle to keep pace.
Publication: MINT
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