Hardware & Chips
Semiconductors, devices, gadgets, and India manufacturing.
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NVIDIA’s Gamescom 2026 Playbook: AI‑Boosted Graphics, Remix Culture, and a Cloud‑First Future
NVIDIA’s Gamescom 2026 rollout signals a shift toward AI‑powered rendering, community remixing, and cloud‑first gaming, reshaping the global and Indian markets alike.
ASML caught in US-China standoff over high-end chip equipment exports
ASML's predicament highlights the high stakes in the semiconductor industry, where technological innovation meets geopolitical tensions.
OnePlus Signals Shift in Strategy with Price Drop on Flagship Smartphone Model
OnePlus' price drop of the OnePlus 13 on Flipkart is a signpost for a larger trend in India's smartphone market.
Dell Expands Premium Laptops to India's Mainstream Market with More Affordable Options
Dell launches affordable premium laptops, redefining India's market with XPS 13 and Alienware 15.
Apple's Device Leasing Program Set to Shake Up India's Affordable Tech Market
Apple's leasing program has the potential to disrupt India's smartphone market, where consumers often opt for refurbished devices due to affordability concerns.
Amazon's satellite plans threaten to disrupt India's mobile network landscape and user experience.
Amazon's satellite network ambitions could disrupt India's mobile ecosystem, forcing operators to adapt to a new competitive landscape.
China Develops Homegrown DUV Lithography Machines to Boost Domestic Semiconductor Production.
China's push for domestic chipmaking tools has significant implications for the global semiconductor industry.
India Semiconductor Mission: A Chip Off the Old Block in Gujarat by 2027
Tata Electronics and Powerchip break ground on a 28nm chip fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat, marking a significant milestone in India's pursuit of semiconductor self-reliance, with the Rs 85,000 crore ($10 billion) project set to be completed by 2027.
Tata-Powerchip Fab Empowers India's Chip Dreams with First Made-in-India 28nm Chips
India's first 28nm chip fab, a joint venture between Tata Electronics and Powerchip, has shipped its first commercial batch of chips, marking a significant milestone for the country's semiconductor manufacturing ambitions.