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AMD EPYC Venice CPUs Power Diverse Workloads Across Agentic AIedit
AMD is positioning its 6th Gen AMD EPYC 9006 Venice server CPUs to address these varied requirements, with a new white paper evaluating the processors across general-purpose, enterprise, cloud-native, AI and high-performance computing workloads.
Publication: Digital Terminal
AMD GDDR7 Support Hints at NextGen Radeon GPU Plansedit
On recent kernel development cycles, AMD quietly added GDDR7 support to its opensource Linux GPU drivers. The code change signals early software preparation for unreleased Radeon graphics hardware, bypassing traditional press releases entirely.
Publication: Techno Sports
AMD CEO Shares TrumpXi Expectations at IMPERIA Summit: NYSE Content Updateedit
Ashley Mastronardi delivers the premarket update on September 24th AMD CEO Lisa Su shared her thoughts on AI at the inaugural IMPERIA Summit. Su will be in attendance for the summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Publication: Business News This Week
How AMD went from Intel s smaller rival to a $1 trillion AI contenderedit
On September 23, AMD shares closed at $614. But AMD s $1 trillion moment is more than just an AI story. It is the latest chapter in a transformation that began more than a decade ago.
Publication: The Economic Times
AMD Joins the $1 Trillion Clubedit
AMD has crossed the $1 trillion market-capitalization milestone for the first time, marking a defining moment in its transformation from a processor challenger into one of the central players in the global AI infrastructure race.
Publication: Var India, The Economic Times, Insight
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Snapdragon X2 Powers New Surface PCs as Qualcomm Targets a Wider PC Marketedit
Qualcomm is set to expand the reach of its Snapdragon X platform beyond its initial Windows-on Arm push, bringing the technology into new Surface devices, Google s emerging Googlebook category, and a wider range of PC form factors.
Publication: Analytics Insight, Money Control, SME Street, 91 Mobiles, Hindustan Times
AI firms should not get regulatory waivers, Nvidia CEO says on podcastedit
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes AI firms should not receive exemptions from antitrust or liability laws, according to a podcast released on Wednesday.
Publication: Live Mint, The Economic Times
Nvidia CEO puts foot down and says shut down labs that can’t control AIedit
Nvidia CEO puts foot down and says shut down labs that can’t control AI Jensen Huang says AI labs that cannot control or contain their systems should not release them and may need to be shut down.
Publication: India Today
Supermicro Now Shipping NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 Racksedit
Super Micro Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), an AI, Enterprise, Storage, and 5G/Edge IT Total Solution Provider, is now shipping NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 racks integrated with Supermicro s Data Center Building Block Solutions® (DCBBS) and its direct liquid cooling stack (DLC2).
Publication: ANI News
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ASUS data breach: Unauthorized access may have exposed customer infoedit
The company has sent out an email to users of its ecommerce platform, the ASUS eShop, warning them about the possible exposure of their contact details and order records.
Publication: News Bytes App, India Today
Industry news
Five semiconductor units operational as India builds $200B chip ecosystemedit
Headlines of the Day Five semiconductor units operational as India builds $200B chip ecosystem India s semiconductor story is moving from policy announcements to commercial production, with five semiconductor units now operational as the country seeks to build an ecosystem capable of serving a market projected to reach $200 billion by 2035.
Publication: Communications Today
India aims to make smart meter chips domestically by 2030: Power Secretaryedit
India aims to design and manufacture smart meter chips domestically by 2030 as the government seeks to reduce dependence on imports and strengthen self-reliance in the power sector, Power Secretary Pankaj Agarwal has said.
Publication: CNBC TV18
India must build chip capacity to guard against tech denial: Meity secyedit
India should strive for sovereign autonomy in its domestic electronics and semiconductor ecosystems and make their manufacturing so valuable that the country is important enough in the value chain to be taken seriously, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) Secretary S Krishnan said.
Publication: Business Standard
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