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How AMD’s 11k engrs in India shape its next chipsedit
AMD has more than 11,000 engineers in India, working across every business of the chipmaker. Their brief reaches into computing’s toughest problems: making processors faster while squeezing them into less space and holding down electricity consumption.
Publication: The Times of India
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Trump dials Nvidia CEO on stage—to say AI fear is a hoaxedit
On Monday evening, as Nvidia chief Jensen Huang took questions on stage at the AllIn Summit in Los Angeles, the US President s name appeared on his phone. Huang fumbled with the device, joked about the very important call, and then put Donald Trump on speaker for a room full of investors, founders, and technology leaders.
Publication: The Print, Devdiscourse, Hindustan Times, The Times of India, Business Today, Money Control, Business Standard
The B’luru brains behind Intel’s global chipsedit
Nearly two decades ago, Intel’s engineers in Bengaluru helped put six processing cores onto a single piece of silicon. The result was Dunnington, a chip launched in 2008 for the powerful servers that run business applications.
Publication: The Times of India
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Lenovo Design VP Brian Leonard: We are designing PCs around Gen Z and Gen Alpha; colour is becoming a bigger part of our strategyedit
Lenovo is also watching this shift as it develops newer PCs like the IdeaPad Vibe. In an interview with Times of India, Brian Leonard, Lenovo’s Vice President of Design, said that We are designing PCs around Gen Z and Gen Alpha, with colour becoming an increasingly important part of the company s product strategy.
Publication: The Times of India
ASUS Strengthens Its Commercial PC Business Across Central and Southern Tamil Nadu to Power Regional Enterprises and Business Growthedit
Madurai, India, September 15, 2026: ASUS India, a global technology leader, announces strategic strengthening of its commercial PC business across in Central and Southern Tamil Nadu, to empower regional enterprises and business growth.
Publication: Business News This Week
ASUS Pad review: An Android tablet for work, play and everything in betweenedit
The ASUS Pad is one of those tablets that makes its size noticeable the moment you pick it up, but its weight almost makes you forget about it. With a large 12.2inch display, this is not a compact tablet that you casually throw into a small bag, yet it feels remarkably easy to carry and hold for its size
Publication: Business Standard
Acer Swift Neo SFN14-55 review: light on the shoulder, long on the clockedit
Then you run the benchmarks, and something more interesting happens. We have tested two other laptops carrying this exact processor. Both post multi-core numbers that this one does not come close to.
Publication: 91 Mobiles
Industry news
India Wants To Build Chips. This Company Wants To Make Sure They Workedit
India’s semiconductor ambitions are moving beyond building fabrication and packaging capacity.
Publication: Analytics India Mag
SEMICON 2026: India s semiconductor momentedit
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates SEMICON India 2026 on September 17, the fifth edition of this showcase will unfold as the country s most consequential semiconductor gathering yet with more than 600 exhibitors, roughly 300 from abroad, six country pavilions, a dozen state pavilions and more than 150 speakers, all under the theme Silicon to Systems.
Publication: Daily Pioneer, Business Today, Money Control, CXO Today
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