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18 storiesLatest 12 Oct 2026, 23:23 IST

  1. Startups

    Nvidia's DLSS 5 Lands September 3rd and Demands Pricey New GPUs

    Nvidia's DLSS 5 upscaling tech arrives on September 3rd, locked to RTX 50-series cards and NBA 2K27. For India's gamers, the real barrier is what that hardware costs.

  2. Startups

    OpenAI's Jalapeño chip takes aim at Nvidia's inference grip

    OpenAI's new Jalapeño inference chip claims to beat Nvidia on speed and efficiency. For India's cash-strapped model builders, the compute-cost gap just got harder to ignore.

  3. Startups

    Wall Street's $500bn Bet Turns AI Compute Into an Asset Class

    Nvidia and six financial giants are assembling $500 billion to treat GPUs like a tradable asset. The plumbing of the AI boom is being financialised, and India should watch closely.

  4. Startups

    Nvidia-Led Security Bloc Locks Out OpenAI, Google, Anthropic

    Nvidia, Microsoft, SpaceX and IBM have formed the Open Secure AI Alliance to defend against rogue frontier models. The absentees may matter more than the members.

  5. Startups

    Nvidia's Japan robotics blitz raises the bar for India's AI push

    Jensen Huang's Tokyo deals put 6.2 billion dollars behind Japan's robot-powered future. For India, still fixated on chatbots, it reads like a warning shot.

  6. Startups

    Nvidia Stumbles as Memory Chips Seize the AI Profit Crown

    Nvidia's shares have slipped 15% as GPU prices cool and memory makers bank a tenfold windfall. The compute economics of AI are quietly shifting, and India is watching.

  7. Startups

    Meta's homegrown AI chips head to production this September

    Meta will start manufacturing its own modular AI accelerators in September, chipping away at Nvidia's grip. For Indian developers renting GPUs, the ripples could reach INR bills.

  8. Startups

    Etched's inference-only chip bet reaches a $5 billion valuation

    A Harvard-dropout chip startup just booked $1bn in orders before shipping. For India's compute-starved AI labs, the inference-cost question has never mattered more.

  9. Startups

    Micron Briefly Tops Meta and Tesla as AI Memory Boom Roars

    A 236% one-month rally has pushed Micron past Meta and Tesla and put Wall Street's favourite new label on the chipmaker. But can the next Nvidia run last, and what does it mean for India?

  10. Startups

    OpenAI's Jalapeno Chip Marks Big Tech's Quiet Revolt on Nvidia

    OpenAI has unveiled Jalapeno, a custom inference chip built with Broadcom, joining Google, Apple and SpaceX in designing their way out of Nvidia dependence. Here is why India should watch closely.

  11. Startups

    OpenAI unveils Jalapeno, its first custom AI inference chip

    OpenAI has revealed Jalapeno, a Broadcom-built chip purpose-made to run ChatGPT and Codex, signalling a bid to loosen its grip on Nvidia. Here is what it means for India.

  12. Startups

    Groq Raises $650M and Rebuilds After Nvidia's $20B Raid

    Six months after Nvidia paid $20B to licence its tech and poach its founders, Groq has confirmed a $650M raise and a neocloud pivot. Here is the Indian read.

  13. Startups

    SpaceX rents out xAI's GPUs to Reflection AI in $6.3bn pact

    Open-weight lab Reflection AI will pay SpaceX $150m a month for Nvidia GB300 chips at Colossus 2. The deal lays bare who can afford to rent the compute India is still scrambling to build.

  14. Startups

    Groq Seeks $650M For Inference Push After Nvidia's $20B Deal

    Months after Nvidia's $20 billion licensing-and-talent swoop, AI chip firm Groq is back for $650 million to bet on inference, and India's model builders are watching closely.

  15. Startups

    Groq Seeks $650M And Pivots To Inference After Nvidia Deal

    Months after a roughly $20 billion arrangement with Nvidia, chip firm Groq is raising $650 million and recasting itself as an inference business. The real prize lies downstream.

  16. Startups

    Jensen Huang stakes $200B on Vera, Nvidia's first agentic-AI CPU

    Nvidia's CEO told an earnings call that a new CPU built only for AI agents opens a $200 billion market. Indian IT shops and sovereign clouds are listening.

  17. Startups

    Nvidia's $81.6B Quarter and $43B Startup Bet Lay Bare AI Capex

    Nvidia's Q4 brought $81.6B in revenue and a startup portfolio that doubled to $43B in three months. The slowing forward guide is the part Indian capex watchers should read first.