Akhil George
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- Sep 24, 2026
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The incredible engineering behind every tick (opens the original)
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Analogue watches are not required to tell time. They tell other people about you; they are a projection of your personality. Personally, I prefer mechanical watches. There is no battery involved. There is something nice about picking up the watch, winding it and correcting the time. You engage with the watch. To me, it is calming. And finally, you recognise that it is a precision device, a highly sophisticated device.For us, developing a mechanical movement with a 72-hour power reserve was part
How AMD’s 11k engrs in India shape its next chips (opens the original)
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"We have an engineering team of more than 11,000 people in India, with every business unit represented. Our teams have delivered advanced CPU designs and chiplets for the next generation of EPYC server and PC products, and chiplets for Instinct AI processors. With every generation, we challenge ourselves to bring down power consumption, make designs more compact and keep performance high enough for the applications they are intended to run," Jaya Jagadish, Country Head & Senior VP, Engineering,
As AI scales, the network becomes critical – and India is helping build it (opens the original)
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AI workloads are fundamentally different. You have to purpose-build technology for the AI world because the capacity, throughput and security requirements are very different. An agent working constantly can put 250% or more additional traffic on the underlying network. The latency requirements are much lower and throughput requirements are much faster. So the network infrastructure has to be extremely robust. You are really rebuilding the network for the AI era.
India’s AI race turns on trusted infrastructure (opens the original)
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The data centre buildout is creating a lot of jobs in cabling, networking, in power infrastructure, UPS, generators, chillers, coolant solutions. These are becoming new industries. Once a data centre is ready, you will need people to operate it. But more than anything else, as these centres get built, you will see tech spending rise, and a lot of jobs emerging through new AI solutions being created. In PB Pay, 90% of the code is being written by AI. But we have not replaced a single person in th
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