Nvidia GPUs have emerged as the primary choice among bidders for the IndiaAI Mission procurement initiative, while Foxconn plans to mimic its Chinese success in India by building a mega dormitory facility in the South Asian country.
Nvidia GPUs reportedly dominate in IndiaAI mission tender initiative
Nvidia GPUs are emerging as the dominant choice in the government's ambitious INR100.0 billion (US$1.17 billion) IndiaAI mission. According to executives at participating companies cited by the Economic Times, among the 19 companies submitting proposals for the government's GPU tender, Nvidia leads the offerings, followed by AMD and Intel.
Foxconn reportedly completes dormitory project for female workforce in Tamil Nadu
Foxconn has reportedly completed a US$230 million project in Tamil Nadu to build dormitories for its predominantly female workforce, enhancing convenience and support for their staff as Foxconn commits to expanding its operations in India.
Samsung targets India market leadership with new budget devices
Samsung Electronics aims to reclaim its leadership position in India's smartphone market by launching affordable new products in early 2025. According to reports from Sam Mobile and SE Daily, the company will introduce the Galaxy F16 5G smartphone in India in the first quarter of 2025. The Galaxy F series specifically targets developing markets like India and Bangladesh.
Indian regulator reportedly to charge Apple with anti-competitive practices
The Competition Commission of India is reportedly poised to charge Apple with engaging in anti-competitive practices related to its App Store operations. This impending case draws parallels to a similar situation faced by Apple in the European Union.
India's machine tool demand surges, Japanese firms seek growth as Chinese competition intensifies
India's growing economy and the make-in-India initiative have spurred significant demand for machine tools in electronics, automotive, and semiconductors, prompting Japanese manufacturers to expand in India, although Chinese firms have overtaken them in market share.