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India Is an AI Powerhouse Waiting to Happen, but Challenges Await
March 12, 2024
The Indian government is pushing full speed ahead to make the country an attractive technology base, especially in the hot fields of AI and semiconductors, but Read more…
Startup Signals Return to Roots for Former GPU Chief at Intel and AMD
October 11, 2023
Raja Koduri led graphics chip development in Silicon Valley's top semiconductor companies -- first AMD and then Intel. But Koduri's latest venture – which Read more…
US and India Strengthen HPC, Quantum Ties Amid Tech Tension with China
February 2, 2023
Last May, the United States and India announced the “Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology” (iCET), aimed at expanding the countries’ partnership Read more…
India Launches Petascale ‘PARAM Ganga’ Supercomputer
March 8, 2022
Just a couple of weeks ago, the Indian government promised that it had five HPC systems in the final stages of installation and would launch nine new supercomputers this year. Now, it appears to be making good on that promise: the country’s National Supercomputing Mission (NSM) has announced the deployment of “PARAM Ganga” petascale supercomputer at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)... Read more…
India Seeks HPC Leadership with Nine New Systems, ‘Rudra’ Server Platform
February 25, 2022
Historically, India has struggled to establish an advantage in supercomputing—but its government is looking to change that with the announcement of a slew of new supercomputers and new, homegrown technology, including its "Rudra" server platform. India’s Ministry of Science & Technology announced this week that it is planning to deploy nine new supercomputers this year... Read more…
Arm Details Neoverse V1, N2 Platforms with New Mesh Interconnect, Advances Partner Ecosystem
April 27, 2021
Chip designer Arm Holdings is sharing details about its Neoverse V1 and N2 cores, introducing its new CMN-700 interconnect, and showcasing its partners' plans t Read more…
Intel’s New Hyderabad Design Center Targets Exascale Era Technologies
December 3, 2019
Intel's Raja Koduri was in India this week to help launch a new 300,000 square foot design and engineering center in Hyderabad, which will focus on advanced com Read more…
CSIR, Nvidia Partner to Launch GPU-Powered AI Center in India
July 10, 2018
As reported by a number of Indian news outlets, India’s Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is partnering with Nvidia to establish a new, AI- Read more…
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