AMD specific news
Beelink EQR5 Mini PC With Ryzen 3 7330U Now On Pre-Orderedit
The Ryzen 3 7330U sits in AMD’s “Cezanne” family of Zen 3-based chips, and it is honest about its ambitions. You get a 4-core, 8-thread configuration that delivers performance in the same territory as an Intel Core i5 processor found in many entry-level laptops today.
Publication: Techno Sports
AMD brand mentions
FEVM Intros New Mini PCs With Desktop AMD or Intel CPUs and RTX 5090 Mobile GPUsedit
The latest mini PC maker to get in on the high-powered mini PC trend is FEVM, who, to its credit, previously launched a mini PC powered by AMD”s impressive Strix Halo platform, with the new FA80G packing up to both an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Mobile into a mere 2.6 L chassis, while the FN80G swaps out the AMD Ryzen CPU for up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 270KP.
Publication: Tech Powerup
Competition in news
OpenAI: Nvidia-backed Firmus signs deal with OpenAI for Malaysia data centre capacityedit
The AI infrastructure firm was valued at above $10.5 billion in its last fundraising, backed by Nvidia, Jane Street, Blackstone funds and Coatue Management.
Publication: The Economic Times
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims GPT6 Astra is AGI, experts say not quiteedit
AGI is here, or that is what Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and OpenAI think with GPT6 Astra.
Publication: India Today
Partner in news
Lenovo Expands Yoga Portfolio with New AI-Powered Laptops and PenFirst Tablets at IFA 2026edit
Lenovo announced the newest additions to the Lenovo Yoga portfolio, including two premium laptops powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark™, two penfirst tablets, Lenovo Smart Canvas Concept, and newly released Lenovo Qira features.
Publication: Digital Terminal
ASUS Readies New Vivobook Lineup for Sept. 16 Launchedit
ASUS India has announced plans to introduce its latest Vivobook laptop series on September 16, 2026. The new lineup will launch at 12:00 PM IST and will focus on an updated design language, featuring an all-metal construction and a refreshed color palette, alongside diverse processor options.
Publication: Techno Sports, Fone Arena
ASUS brings business coach Rajiv Talreja to drive MSME PC adoption, bets big on AI-powered business computingedit
The long-term collaboration is part of ASUS’ “Built for Worry-Free Business” initiative aimed at helping micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) move away from consumer-grade devices and adopt PCs designed specifically for business workloads.
Publication: SME futures
Industry news
Japan pushes back as China tightens chip chemical importsedit
Japan has protested China s provisional antidumping curbs on dichlorosilane, a chipmaking chemical vital to semiconductor production.
Publication: The Economic Times
India Data Centre Capacity Boom Faces Critical Talent Shortageedit
India’s data centre capacity is projected to surge from 1.5 GW in 2025 to 66.5 GW by 2030, creating a significant demand for specialized talent.
Publication: The Economic Times
Karnataka leads India s semiconductor sector with ChipINedit
Karnataka Leads India s Semiconductor Surge with Highest Chip TapeOuts and Design Activity Karnataka leads all other states in the burgeoning Indian semiconductor industry due to the great contributions of the ChipIN Center.
Publication: BIS Infotech
ASML to work with major chipmakers to use tools for data center semiconductors: Reportedit
Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML plans to collaborate with major customers to produce its most advanced lithography tools, enabling the development of large data center chips designed by companies like Nvidia.
Publication: The Economic Times, Money Control
Inside India’s data centre push; Brokers Groww to a six-month peak; and moreedit
One quick thing: Whatfix cofounder Vara Kumar named CEO, following the passing of Khadim Batti.
Publication: Money Control
As AI compute scales, India s data centres face the heatedit
Lenovo’s CIO Playbook 2026 says 59% of organisations in India are already piloting or systematically adopting AI, while 99% plan to increase AI investments over the next 12 months.
Publication: Express Computer
Beware of the data centre hypeedit
The biggest issue, next to gas and grocery prices, in the upcoming mid-term elections in the US is the environmental impact of data centres. Citizens there are up in arms over the ravenous water and power needs of these campuses. But here in India, State governments are falling over each other to roll out the red carpet to data centres without even basic civic audits.
Publication: DT Next
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