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The new AI infrastructure equation: performance, power and profitabilityedit
In an interaction with Express Computer, Vinay Sinha, Managing Director, India Sales, AMD, discusses how enterprises can build cost-efficient, scalable and energy-conscious AI infrastructure by adopting a workload-centric approach, balancing CPUs and GPUs, and leveraging software optimisation to maximise performance and long-term value. He also examines the evolving economics of AI infrastructure in India and the priorities that will shape the next generation of AI-ready data centers.
Publication: Express Computer
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Meta Releases 816B-Parameter Open-Weight Model With 1M Context Windowedit
Meta has released the weights for Muse Spark Open, an 816-billion-parameter open-weight model built for coding, software engineering and multi-step reasoning. The model has 42 billion active parameters and a context window of one million tokens.
Publication: Analytics India Magazine
How to choose the best gaming laptop for every budgetedit
Buying a new gaming laptop in 2026 is no easy task, especially with prices inflated by the current RAMpocalypse. As a result, buyers could easily end up overpaying for a low-end model that struggles to run modern games. That’s why knowing which components to look for when buying a new gaming laptop could save you from a terrible purchase. In this article, we will tell you how to choose the best gaming laptop for every budget.
Publication: Tech Sports Keeda
HPE Launches ProLiant Gen13 Servers with 6th Gen AMD EPYC CPUsedit
HPE today announced the first four of its HPE ProLiant Gen13 Servers powered by 6th Generation AMD EPYC™ Server processors. The new systems expand compute, memory, and I/O capabilities to help enterprises accelerate agentic AI and inference, analytics, virtualization, simulation, and modeling while strengthening security, simplifying operations, and providing reliability across distributed IT environments.
Publication: CXO today IT Voice Channel Drive
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Volvo Cars, NVIDIA Expand Partnership On Automated Driving Technologyedit
Volvo Cars and NVIDIA are expanding their partnership to develop automated driving technology for future Volvo vehicles, building on a collaboration that began in 2017. The companies aim to combine Volvo’s vehicle safety expertise with NVIDIA’s artificial intelligence (AI) and computing systems to help cars navigate a wider range of driving conditions. The technology is expected to make its debut in a next-generation Volvo model as part of the automaker’s planned product launches. The companies have not announced a launch date or identified the model that will first use the expanded system.
Publication: BW Autoworld
NVIDIA Expands Nemotron AI Models for Data Centres and Desktop Devicesedit
NVIDIA announced three additions to its Nemotron family of open AI models. The models target enterprise workflows, local AI agents and conversational applications across data centres, desktop systems and edge devices. The launch includes Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, a 120-billion-parameter model, and two smaller models under the Nemotron 3.5 Bolt series. NVIDIA said Super VL delivers up to 5x the throughput of the next-best model in its class
Publication: Analytics India Magazine
Industry news
India s AI compute paradox: GPU providers look abroad as researchers, startups struggle at homeedit
India’s push to build artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure is running into a peculiar paradox: the government is considering allowing domestic GPU providers to sell computing capacity to overseas customers amid concerns about weak domestic demand, even as Indian researchers and startups struggle to access affordable computing power to build and train AI models.
Publication: Moneycontrol
Gujarat CM reviews Dholera projects as semiconductor hub takes shapeedit
Dholera is being developed as a semiconductor and advanced manufacturing hub, with the state government highlighting the need to build an ecosystem that combines industrial facilities with housing, public services and transport links. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Friday reviewed industrial, social and transport infrastructure projects at the Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR), including construction at Tata Electronics’ semiconductor fabrication facility.
Publication: Live Mint
India to unveil Data Centre Policy amid power, water concernsedit
India is preparing to introduce a dedicated data centre policy as the rapid expansion of digital infrastructure raises concerns over electricity consumption, water availability and the impact on ordinary consumers. The proposed framework is expected to address the infrastructure requirements of a sector that has become increasingly important to cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI) and the digital economy. And Chennai’s growing role highlights the need to balance digital investment with sustainable infrastructure.
Publication: Trinity Mirror
Tamil Nadu unlinks semiconductor incentives from Centre’s approval, offers hiring and local sourcing benefitsedit
Tamil Nadu has introduced a new semiconductor incentive scheme that allows the State to support projects independently of their selection under the Centre’s semiconductor programme, while encouraging local employment, domestic sourcing and research and development, BusinessLine reported. The Tamil Nadu Semiconductor Ecosystem Scheme 2026, released on Thursday, offers two incentive tracks. The first covers projects approved under the Centre’s Semicon 2.0 programme, with State assistance over and above Central support. The second is open to projects that have not applied for or have not been selected for Central incentives.
Publication: Business Today
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