September 2, 2026

AMD specific news

AMD Successfully Concludes AI PC Fast Forward Partner Event in New Delhiedit

AMD hosted an exclusive AI PC Fast Forward partner event in New Delhi. Held on August 21 at The Claridges, the event brought together over 50+ channel partners for an in-depth discussion on the rapidly evolving AI PC landscape.

Publication: Digital Terminal

AMD brand mentions

Onimusha: Way of the Sword – Capcom Partners With AMD, Introducing Special Game Bundleedit

Available with select eligible AMD products. Capcom has partnered with AMD for its upcoming action-adventure game Onimusha: Way of the Sword, offering PC players a free copy of the game with select eligible AMD products.

Publication: IGN

Competition in news

Nvidia DLSS 5 release date is September 3: 3DGuided Neural Rendering debuts in NBA 2K27 on RTX 50 Seriesedit

Nvidia is switching on DLSS 5 on September 3 at 9pm Pacific Time, and the first game to use it is NBA 2K27. The feature works on every GeForce RTX 50 Series desktop and laptop GPU, and on GeForce NOW Ultimate, where sessions run on cloud rigs powered by RTX 5080 cards.

Publication: The Times of India, Money Control

Nvidia Ceo Jensen Huang: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was asked to name the smartest person he has met; his unexpected answer may change how we see intelligenceedit

Jensen Huang, the cofounder and CEO of Nvidia, the world’s most valuable tech giant powering the artificial intelligence revolution, was asked the same question.

Publication: The Times of India

Anthropic signs $35 billion cloud deal with Nvidia-backed Lambdaedit

Anthropic has clinched a groundbreaking cloud computing deal valued at thirty-five billion dollars, partnering with Lambda, a Nvidia-supported cloud provider. This ambitious initiative will see the construction of a massive data center in Texas, driven by Hut 8.

Publication: Money Control, The Economic Times

Partner in news

Lenovo Appoints Kiran Balasubramanian as Head of Communications for Indiaedit

Lenovo has appointed Kiran Balasubramanian as Head of Communications for India, expanding its communications leadership as the company continues to strengthen its presence across the country’s rapidly evolving technology ecosystem.

Publication: Digital Terminal

Industry news

Taiwan’s chip prowess is built on democracy and rule of law, president saysedit

Taiwan’s semiconductor prowess is built on the foundations of democracy and rule of law, becoming a trusted international partner that keeps its promises to supply the world, President Lai Ching-te said on Tuesday.

Publication: ET Telecom

India’s AI ambitions face a physical challenge: Building enough data centres, power and connectivityedit

More computing power means more servers and data centers, which in turn require electricity, cooling, water, land and highspeed connectivity. As India embraces AI, cloud computing and an increasingly digital economy, the country’s physical digital infrastructure will have to expand alongside its software and technology capabilities.

Publication: CNBC TV18

Can advanced packaging help India crack the global semiconductor race?edit

For decades, traditional back-end Assembly, Testing, Marking, and Packaging (ATMP) was considered a low-margin final step in chip manufacturing.

Publication: Business Today

AI Startups Are Finding That GPUs Are Only Part Of The Problemedit

While GPU availability remains important, having access to GPUs does not automatically translate into an efficient production environment. Startups also need to ensure that data can move efficiently, workloads can scale, and infrastructure costs remain aligned with the economics of the product.

Publication: CIOL

How Semicon 2.0 Could Reshape India s Semiconductor Ambitionsedit

Jaya Jagadish, SVP & Country Head – Silicon Design Engineering, AMD India, believes India s talent base can become one of its biggest semiconductor advantages—but only if the ecosystem creates a pathway for that talent to translate into products and IP.

Publication: Digital Terminal

Moody’s sees meagre GDP gain from data centre boomedit

Over the past 12 months, domestic conglomerates, global Big Tech giants and smaller independent firms have together announced more than $250 billion in investments, betting on the sector’s growth.

Publication: MINT

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