Tata Electronics and Intel have signed a strategic MoU to explore manufacturing and packaging Intel chips in India. The partnership aims to strengthen India’s semiconductor supply chain and support advanced chip packaging capabilities. Both companies will also co-develop next-gen AI-powered PCs for consumers and enterprises. This collaboration marks a major step in India’s journey toward becoming a global semiconductor and AI powerhouse.
President Donald Trump has approved Nvidia’s H200 AI chips for sale to selected customers in China. The move partially reverses earlier restrictions and could reshape the US–China tech landscape. Trump claims 25% of the revenue will go to the US government, while Blackwell and Rubin chips remain restricted. Nvidia welcomed the decision as the US prepares similar frameworks for AMD, Intel, and other chipmakers.
IBM has announced an $11B acquisition of Confluent to enhance its AI and real-time data capabilities. Confluent’s platform enables fast-moving, real-time data flows essential for modern AI systems. The deal aims to help enterprises deploy AI faster across hybrid cloud environments. With strong Fortune 500 adoption, Confluent gives IBM a major boost as the acquisition awaits approval.
