AMD specific news
India Can Build Indigenous GPU by 2029, Says CDAC Bengaluru Chiefedit
CDAC already has the Rudra series of servers, with platforms based on Intel and AMD technologies. RudraI uses Intel Xeon processors, while the newer RudraGN platform uses AMD EPYC processors and AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
The EV Charger That Doesn’t Want to Be Replacededit
In an interaction with Analytics India Magazine, Dr. Muddasani Satyanarayana, Co-founder & CTO of Vanix Technologies highlighted its smartEVplug solution, designed to address the challenge of EV chargers becoming obsolete as charging standards and technologies evolve. The platform, powered by AMD Zynq technology, enables hardware and software reconfiguration after deployment, allowing the charger to adapt to new standards and customer requirements without requiring a complete replacement.
Publication: Analytics India Magazine
AMD Achieves 4x AI Energy Efficiency Gain, Surpasses Mid2026 Targetedit
AMD has achieved an estimated 4x increase in AI energy efficiency as of mid2026, ahead of its 3x projected target for this stage and more than double the historical trendline for the same point.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD brand mentions
Best Gaming PC under Rs 200,000 in August 2026edit
With AMD’s X3D chips now filtering down in price and AMD’s RDNA4 cards closing the gap on Nvidia at the high end, a sub2lakh build in August 2026 can genuinely handle 1440p at high refresh rates and even dabble in 4K without the usual asterisks.
Publication: Digit
Competition in news
Nvidia’s $500 billion plan envelops Wall Street in its AI frenzyedit
With slow progress on the complex deals, Nvidia’s chief executive officer, Jensen Huang, decided to change tack: He went public this week with the effort, saying the group is aiming to collectively finance AI computing deals totaling $500 billion — a round figure with no obvious provenance.
Publication: The Economic Times
Nvidia: No more chips, land and electricity are the biggest challenges in the path of AI; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warnededit
According to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, the rapid growth of AI companies is now becoming dependent on infrastructure. The race for Artificial Intelligence (AI) has intensified across the world, but a new and bigger challenge is arising in front of this emerging technology.
Publication: Amar Ujala
Nvidia H200 AI processors enter China: These two companies secure new batchesedit
Chinese regulatory authorities have reportedly begun permitting limited quantities of Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence (AI) processors into mainland China, providing critical computing power to domestic tech companies as they work to close the technological gap with American competitors.
Publication: The Times of India, Money Control, The Economic Times
China allows NVIDIA H200 chips as AI race heats upedit
The move comes as Beijing tries to balance the demands of its AI industry with a push to bolster domestic semiconductor manufacturers.
Publication: Business Standard
Cerebras launches CS4 claiming NVIDIA-beating speed, limited customer testsedit
Cerebras just dropped its latest AI computer, the CS4, aiming to take on NVIDIA in the race for faster tech. The company says CS4 is not only way quicker than its last model but also beats out NVIDIA-powered systems.
Publication: Business Standard, CNBC TV18, The Economic Times
Partner in news
Hp Eliteboard G1a: HP EliteBoard G1a review: AI PC without a screen that impressesedit
HP is attempting something different with the EliteBoard G1a, a Copilot+ PC that integrates the entire computer inside what appears to be a premium ultrathin keyboard.
Publication: The Times of India
Industry news
Vaishnaw pitches UP as base for Japan s electronics, semiconductor investmentedit
Uttar Pradesh as a potential base for Japanese investment in electronics and semiconductors, Union IT and electronics minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Wednesday highlighted India’s rapid expansion in the sector, saying electronics exports had surged to $48 billion, with smartphones now the country’s top export item.
Publication: The Times of India
Gujarat permits Sanand semiconductor facility to operate 12hour shiftsedit
Aiming to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing while safeguarding labour rights, the Gujarat government has granted permission to Micron Semiconductor Technology India Private Limited s Sanand facility to operate 12hour work shifts, a government release said on Wednesday.
Publication: The Indian Express
Gujarat eyes AI, semiconductor, data centre partnerships during US visitedit
Gujarat is looking to deepen its partnerships with leading global technology companies in semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), data centres and skill development, with Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel holding discussions with Micron, Google, Perplexity AI and The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) during the third day of his US visit, according to an official statement by the Gujarat government.
Publication: ANI News
Chipping into Futureedit
That’s why we’re seeing companies like NVIDIA, Micron, and SK Hynix grow so rapidly. AMD has joined NVIDIA in the GPU space, Intel is repositioning itself in data centers, and Qualcomm once purely a mobile company is now making inroads into compute as well. Today, the backbone of compute is the AI accelerator.
Publication: The New Indian Express
AI Infrastructure Shifts to Energy, Minerals, Networkingedit
AMD introduced Helios, an integrated rack-scale AI system competing with Nvidia s offerings. Data Center Knowledge s recent hardware coverage highlights a system-level reevaluation of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, moving beyond a singular focus on graphics processing units (GPUs).
Publication: The Economic Times
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