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Nvidia was the most traded US stock among Indian investors in Q2 2025, followed by strong interest in Alphabet, Tesla, and Duolingo, according to Vested. ETF adoption surged across sectors, reflecting conviction-driven investing amid global economic shifts.
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Nvidia will provide curriculum guidance and technical training resources to support AI education and capacity building in engineering colleges across the state.
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Grok-3 proves that throwing 100x more GPUs can yield marginal performance gains rapidly. But it also highlights rapidly diminishing returns on investment (ROI), says report
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On Wednesday, his focus was explicitly on skilled workers.
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The DGX Spark is designed to support local AI engineering efforts with its compact 1.2kg build. Equipped with high-speed networking, it enables seamless scalability. The system features 273GB/s memory bandwidth, four USB4 ports, an HDMI port, a 10GbE port, and a dual-port 200GbE NIC, allowing cluster integration with other Spark units.
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How do AMD’s RX9070 and 9070XT stack up against Nvidia’s RTX 5000 series
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As China’s homegrown AI model challenges the biggies with unprecedented cost efficiency, India’s largest business house is doubling down on its own AI push with a calculated strategy
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This week’s column examines the flagship mobile processor from Snapdragon, the 8 Elite
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Says teams have worked out nitty-gritty — details of how many servers are required, how much capacity would be needed
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AI-related stocks have been Wall Street’s biggest stars in recent years, soaring on expectations that big spending will only continue to grow. China’s DeepSeek busted that
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Chinese tech startup DeepSeek, whose artificial intelligence chatbot has sent the tech world into a frenzy, said that it had suffered “large-scale malicious attacks” on its services
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Is 2025 the year of the gaming handheld?
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The AI supercomputer is tailored for both home users and professionals, offering powerful computing capabilities that allow it to perform tasks traditionally handled by much larger systems. Users will be able to leverage AI’s remarkable potential for various applications, including data analysis and creating virtual avatars.
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2024 promises new processors, graphic cards, handhelds, and a lot more
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Intel is reportedly offering its specialized AI app-building software directly to corporate customers, as per sources cited in The Information.
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The South China Morning Post reported on Friday that China will require exporters to apply for permits starting from December 1, with the US, South Korea and Japan among the top importers
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According to a report in The Information, citing sources, the move could help Microsoft lessen its reliance on Nvidia-designed AI chips, which have been in short supply as demand for them has boomed.
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OpenAI has been discussing various options to address the shortage of expensive AI chips it relies on, but no final decision has been made, according to Reuters, citing sources.
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The development follows expansion of collaboration between Infosys and chipset company NVIDIA to provide generative AI-based solutions to enterprises worldwide.
