Graphcore, a UK chip firm, will invest $1.3 billion in India over the next decade. The company is opening its first office in Bengaluru, hi...

American chip equipment manufacturer Applied Materials India plans to build an R&D centre for chip equipment making in Bengaluru which has ...

The new facility will enable Lam engineers in India to design, test and validate semiconductor manufacturing processes and equipment on sit...

The unveiling of chip-maker AMD's largest global design centre in India, that plans to host approximately 3,000 engineers in coming years, ...

Officials from Applied Materials have requested the government to expedite the process of issuing pre-construction approvals for the lab. T...

Dell, the Texas-based tech company, has expressed its interest in investing more in its research and development centre in Bengaluru, India...

India’s booming startup ecosystem is caught in a high-stakes race in the field of generative AI.

The central government’s approach to starting with packaging and testing for semiconductors to build a complete ecosystem for chips is the ...

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) plans to build its largest design centre in Bengaluru and invest around $400m in India over the next five year...

The remarks have come at a time when telecom operators and technology companies are at loggerheads over the government’s approval for a pol...

Intel’s Hyderabad facility, which employs 400 people with emerging technology skills is set to hire more than 1000 employees to foster entr...

The flagship Xeon Scalable Platinum 9200 processor has been designed for high-performance computing.

Intel powers as much as 97 per cent of data centre servers running AI workloads at present in the world.

be opened in India, he said there are no plans announced yet.

McAfee is looking at adding more jobs at its centre in Bengaluru and will continue to invest in growing local business in India

Intel is working with the government on a pilot project for using sensors to collect information as part of the Clean Ganga initiative.

Global wearable computing device shipments are expected to increase to 150 million units by 2018, ten times that of last year.