August 14, 2026

AMD specific news

Lisa Su Puts Rackscale AI at Center of AMD s Next Growth Phaseedit

AMD CEO Lisa Su outlined a fullstack AI strategy spanning GPUs, CPUs, networking, software, and rackscale systems for agentic workloads. At AMD Advancing AI 2026 in San Francisco, AMD Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su presented a broad AI infrastructure strategy that moves the company beyond individual processors toward complete systems designed for largescale training, inference and emerging agentic AI workloads.

Publication: EET India

AMD To Reportedly Increase Price of Its Radeon RX 9000 GPUs, Including the RX 9070 XT and More in Chinaedit

It looks like AMD is set to raise the price of its Radeon RX 9000 GPUs once again. As Wccftech reports, AMD has officially issued a notification informing of a price hike in Q3 2026 in China. The hike is going to affect the Radeon RX 9000 series GPUs based on RDNA 4 architecture.

Publication: IGN

Competition in news

CoreWeave flags challenges in reducing dependence on Nvidiaedit

Company News CoreWeave flags challenges in reducing dependence on Nvidia CoreWeave Inc. is warning investors of the time and money it may take to shift from its exclusive use of Nvidia Corp. artificial intelligence chips.

Publication: Communications Today

L&T secures Rs 10,000-15,000 crore order to build India’s largest Nvidia B300 AI Factoryedit

L&T secures Rs 10,000-15,000 crore order to build India s largest Nvidia B300 AI Factory. The project will be built at Vyoma.AI s gigawatt scale Chennai campus, with Phase 1 designed for 250 MW of capacity.

Publication: The Economic Times, Money Control

It’s one year to Intel becoming a US government company , what has this meant for the chip giantedit

The US government became the largest single shareholder in Intel on August 22, 2025, after announcing an $8.9 billion agreement to acquire a 9.9% equity stake (433.3 million shares) in the company.

Publication: The Times of India

Partner in news

Lenovo s revenue beats expectations on robust AI demandedit

Lenovo kicked off its fiscal year on strong note with record-high revenue thanks to robust AI infrastructure demand, its resilient persona lcomputer business Lenovo Group kicked off its fiscal year on a strong note with record-high revenue thanks to robust artificial-intelligence infrastructure demand and its resilient personal computer business.

Publication: Hindustan Times

Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 review: A gaming beast with a brilliant OLED displayedit

Depending on the configuration, Lenovo pairs Intel s Core Ultra HX processors with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 50series laptop GPUs, including the RTX 5090 with a 175W TGP.

Publication: CNBC TV18

Lenovo may soon launch a MacBook Neo competitor, and it comes in 7 coloursedit

One version is expected to feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, while another could use an AMD chip. There are no details about the exact processor models or other specifications yet.

Publication: Digit

Industry news

AI Boom Pushes India s Data Centre Capacity to 1,575 MWedit

India’s data centre capacity has grown from 375 MW in 2020 to 1,575 MW, with AI expected to drive further expansion and power demand.

Publication: Electronics For You

Microsoft Boosts India AI Push With New Hyderabad Data Centeredit

Microsoft India adds a new data center in Hyderabad to strengthen its presence in India s southcentral region for reliable AI and cloud infrastructure for businesses.

Publication: Telecom Talk

Why the convergence of AI, agentic AI, cloud and quantum will define the next enterprise AI platformedit

Electricity transformed manufacturing when it converged with industrial machinery; the internet transformed business when it converged with computing, mobile devices and cloud services.

Publication: Express Computer

Semiconductor and spacetech boom: Is India entering a new deeptech investment cycle?edit

Deeptech industries such as semiconductors and spacetech are attracting strong interest from high networth (HNW) and ultrahigh networth (UHNW) investors, for these industries, which were earlier viewed as best on future possibilities are now seen as strategic industries critical to India s economic growth and technological aspirations.

Publication: Live Mint

AI Drives Data Centers Beyond Europe s Traditional Hubsedit

The artificial intelligence (AI) boom is shifting data centre development away from Europe s established hubs. Developers are increasingly seeking locations with ample power and land, moving further from major population centres.

Publication: The Economic Times

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