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Nvidia vs AMD vs Intel: Who is Winning the AI Chip Race?edit
AMD is gaining momentum, Intel continues its transformation, and custom silicon is expanding. Future competition will depend on performance, energy efficiency, software support, manufacturing capacity and the ability to deliver increasingly sophisticated AI computing infrastructure at scale.
Publication: Analytics Insight
AMD Quietly Launches Ryzen 5 7500 and Ryzen 5 5500Fedit
Today, AMD quietly launched new CPUs for both the AM4 and AM5 platforms in a surprising twist. Starting with the Ryzen 5 7500, it joins the Ryzen 7000 lineup as a slightly different take on the Ryzen 5 7500F.
Publication: Tech Powerup, Tech Netbooks
Competition in news
Yotta to deploy Nvidia’s latest Vera Rubin GPUs in Noida; eyeing $12 billion expansion, says CEO Sunil Guptaedit
Data centre operator Yotta Data Services is set to procure 40,000 NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPUs for its 120 MW upcoming data centre in Greater Noida, cofounder, managing director and CEO Sunil Gupta has told Moneycontrol.
Publication: Money Control
Qualcomm takes aim at India s payments device marketedit
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. wants to squeeze three pieces of India s payments hardware into one and sell it at a price affordable to the country s smallest merchants, Manmeet Singh, India business head of automotive, internet of things, connectivity and broadband at Qualcomm India, told Mint.
Publication: Live Mint
Nvidia plans major expansion of data centre capacity to meet AI demandedit
Nvidia plans to more than double Australia s computing capacity by 2027. This expansion will support the nation’s growing demand for artificial intelligence technologies
Publication: The Economic Times, The Economic Times
Chip startup d-Matrix to use Nvidia chip-linking tech in AI serversedit
Microsoft has backed d-Matrix since its $110 million financing round in 2023. The startup, which shipped its first AI chip in November 2024, was valued at $2 billion when it raised $450 million last year.
Publication: The Economic Times, Business Standard,
Partner in news
Agentic AI, AI PCs Set to Reshape Dell India Strategy, Says MD Manish Guptaedit
Dell Technologies India is positioning AI PCs and agentic AI as key drivers of its next phase of growth, with enterprises increasingly adopting AI-enabled devices and deskside deployments.
Publication: Silicon India
Lenovo Legion 5i, Lenovo Legion 5a, and Lenovo LOQ 15AHP11 with RTX 50 series GPUs launchededit
The Lenovo Legion 5i is equipped with the Intel Core Ultra 7 356H CPU, while the Legion 5a and LOQ 15AHP11 are equipped with the AMD Ryzen 7 250 from the Ryzen 200 Series.
Publication: Gadget Bridge
Industry news
The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is hereedit
Tech giants like Microsoft and Meta are trimming headcounts as they re-organise their businesses around the technology. Smaller firms such as Block, the owner of Square and Cash App, and Intuit, the maker of TurboTax and QuickBooks, are replacing people with bots.
Publication: Live Mint
India’s datacentre boom needs a new infrastructure bargainedit
India’s datacentre capacity has expanded more than fourfold, from about 375 MW in 2020 to 1,575 MW in 2026. The next phase will be larger and more power-intensive as AI, cloud services and digital public infrastructure scale. This is an economic and strategic opportunity India should seize.
Publication: The Economic Times
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