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India’s AI boom could turn data centres into the next big infrastructure race: KPMGIndia's data centre sector is set for massive growth, reaching nearly $46 billion by 2033. AI workloads and cloud adoption are key drivers....- Big Chinese tech firms scramble to secure Huawei AI chips after DeepSeek V4 launchAmidst the growing competition in artificial intelligence, Chinese tech behemoths are racing to secure Huawei's Ascend 950 AI chips. The ur...
- From oil shock to algo shock: Iran war is shaking AI industryThe Iran conflict is now impacting artificial intelligence development. Rising energy costs and supply chain issues are making AI more expe...
- Apple’s Biggest Hits: iPhone, Mac, and the products that changed the gameApple’s 50-year journey from a 1976 garage startup to a multi-trillion dollar business is detailed. Key products like the Apple II, Macinto...
- ICT products from US need of the hour in India: Piyush GoyalUnder the interim trade agreement between India and the US, New Delhi has agreed to address long-standing barriers to the trade in US medic...
- India-US interim trade deal to boost access to advanced GPUs, data centre equipmentUnion Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said India and the US are finalising an interim trade framework that will boost access to GPUs and data cen...
- LiteRT Matters: Google’s Big Bet on On-Device AIGoogle has announced LiteRT, the universal on-device AI framework, a significant milestone in a time when artificial intelligence is quickl...
- China says no to Nvidia H200 chips, but quietly holds secret meet with Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance to gauge demandChina may limit access to Nvidia H200 chips despite Trump approving exports. Beijing held emergency talks with Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tenc...
- What happened? Analyst slashes Nvidia stock target despite year-to-date gainsNvidia stock price target 2025: Nvidia, despite its AI chip dominance, faces Wall Street concerns as Citi lowers its stock target due to ri...
- Two mystery customers made up 40% of Nvidia’s revenue — who are they?Nvidia’s latest earnings grabbed headlines with a jaw-dropping $46.7 billion in quarterly revenue, but buried inside the SEC filing was a d...
- Nvidia to launch cheaper Blackwell AI chip for China after US export curbs, sources sayChina remains a huge market for Nvidia, accounting for 13% of its sales in the past financial year. It's the third time that Nvidia has had...
- Nvidia to launch cheaper Blackwell AI chip for China after US export curbsNvidia plans to launch a lower-spec AI chip for China, priced at $6,500–$8,000, avoiding advanced tech restricted by US export rules. Based...
- Big breather for Indian cloud, data companies as US scraps Biden-era AI chip curbsThe US scrapped a proposed AI export control rule, easing pressure on Indian cloud firms who feared chip import limits. While bans on Huawe...
- Biden-era US AI chip rule looms large over India's GPU ambitionsUS curbs on advanced AI chip exports, set to begin May 15, have alarmed Indian cloud and data centre firms. Under new limits, India may imp...
- Proposed US restriction on AI chip export threatens India's AI hardware plans: IESAThe US administration's new framework restricts the import of artificial intelligence chips citing national security concerns about the tec...
- Biden admin’s cap on GPU exports may hit India's AI ambitionsThe outgoing US administration’s proposed rule to curb the import of graphics processing units (GPUs) by certain countries may hit India's ...
- Global giants take AIm at India’s GPU ambitionNvidia, Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, Qualcomm, Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Palo Alto Networks were among parti...
- Explained: Why is France targeting Nvidia?France's antitrust regulator is set to charge Nvidia in relation to alleged anti-competitive practices. The move comes after dawn raids by ...
- Explainer: Why is France raiding a graphics card company?A raid by French authorities of the offices of a technology firm named as Nvidia in media reports is the latest among a string of such acti...
- AMD to grow gaming market share through partnerships with OEMS and retailersThe US-based semiconductor maker is pursuing partnerships with laptop manufacturers such as Dell, HP, ASUS and Lenovo.
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