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AMD Expands Ryzen 5 Lineup With Two New Desktop Chips Gearedit
AMD has launched two new desktop processors under its Ryzen 5 series, aimed at extending value options across both its current AM5 platform and the older, still-supported AM4 platform. The Ryzen 5 7500 is the AM5 option. It is a 6core, 12thread chip with a boost clock of up to 5.0 GHz and a 3.7 GHz base clock, backed by 38 MB of total cache.
Publication: My Smart Price
How AMD’s 11k engrs in India shape its next chipsedit
A MD 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. India is also home to one of AMD’s five CPU design centres worldwide; the other four are in the US.
Publication: The Times of India
Competition in news
Nvidia CEO to attend Trump dinner for Xiedit
Nvidia CEO to attend Trump dinner for Xi Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to attend U.S. President Donald Trump s state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
Publication: Communications Today
Nvidia RTX 5090 resale prices skyrocket past 11000 US Dollarsedit
Nvidia’s latest flagship graphics card is vanishing from store shelves at an alarming speed, leaving PC gamers facing an unprecedented stock shortage.
Publication: Tech Sports Keeda
Intel is reportedly helping SK Hynix to build its first ever memory chip factory in US; the whole deal may face South Korean blockageedit
Intel is reportedly in talks with SK Hynix over a possible deal that could help the South Korean chipmaker manufacture memory chips in the US for the very first time.
Publication: The Times of India
Partner in news
Dell Alienware 15 (2026) review: A surprisingly sensible entry point to Alienwareedit
It does not have the same lavish feel as something like the Alienware 16X Aurora, and there are obvious places where Dell has kept costs under control. However, calling the laptop cheap would be doing it a disservice. In fact, the build quality surprised me.
Publication: 91 Mobiles
ASUS launches new Vivobook lineup in India with Snapdragon, Intel, and AMD options, starting at Rs 89,990edit
ASUS launches new Vivobook lineup in India with Snapdragon, Intel, and AMD options, starting at Rs 89,990 ASUS India has announced its latest Vivobook lineup under the Your Vibe. Your Colour. campaign, introducing seven laptop models across Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm Snapdragon platforms alongside a wireless mouse.
Publication: 91 Mobiles, The Times of India
Industry news
Semiconductor Summit India Silicon Leadership Summit 2026 | Semicon Conferenceedit
India is at a defining moment in its semiconductor journey. With significant investments underway across fabs, ATMP/OSAT, chip design and electronics manufacturing, the country has moved beyond ambition and into the early stages of building a semiconductor ecosystem.
Publication: The Economic Times
PM Modi asks semiconductor CEOs to step up industry participation in next phase of India’s growthedit
The meeting was attended by senior representatives from global semiconductor and technology companies and organisations, including SEMI, Micron, Infineon, Applied Materials, ASML, Merck, Tokyo Electron, Fujifilm, AMD, Intel, Tata Electronics, Lam Research, Rapidus, NXP, Foxconn, Semiconductor Devices, Advantest, Celesta Capital, CG Power and IBM Research.
Publication: The Economic Times, NDTV, Money Control
PM Modi chairs semiconductor roundtable with CEOs, reiterates commitment to predictable policy environmentedit
The meeting was attended by CEOs, heads and representatives of various organisations, including SEMI, Micron, Infineon, Applied Materials, ASML, Merck, Tokyo Electron Ltd, Fujifilm, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel, Tata Electronics, Lam Research, Rapidus, NXP, Foxconn, Semiconductor Devices, Advantest, Celesta Capital, CG Power and IBM Research, among others.
Publication: The Economic Times, The Hindu, The Hindu Business Line, News 18, The Statesman
PM Modi chairs semiconductor roundtable, urges AI, quantum collaborationedit
Attendees included CEOs, heads and representatives from organisations such as SEMI, Micron, Infineon, Applied Materials, ASML, Merck, Tokyo Electron Ltd, Fujifilm, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel, Tata Electronics, Lam Research, Rapidus, NXP, Foxconn, Semiconductor Devices, Advantest, Celesta Capital, CG Power and IBM Research, among others.
Publication: The New Indian Express
PM Modi to inaugurate Semicon India 2026 todayedit
Some of the leading companies participating at the event include Lam Research, which has also announced investment of Rs 10,000 crore to add its first silicon component manufacturing facility in India, SG Semi, Kaynes Semicon, NXP Semiconductor, Applied Materials, Tata Electronics, NXP Semiconductors, Dixon Technologies, Delta Electronics, Micron Technology, AMD India, IBM India, Fujifilm India and Suchi Semicon.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Business Standard, The Statesman, The Financial Express
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