AMD has reaffirmed its commitment to India with the expansion of its operations at the Technostar campus in Bengaluru and ongoing investment in semiconductor research and development. The company had last year announced a $400 million investment plan for India over five years, with the possibility of reaching this target ahead of schedule due to accelerated innovation and resource allocation.
Lisa Su, AMD’s CEO, emphasized that the Bengaluru design center plays a crucial role in the development of all AMD product lines. The company has doubled its workforce in India over the past two years, leveraging the region’s expertise in hardware and software engineering.
As part of its operations in India, AMD is working on the development of two supercomputers, aligning with its focus on high-performance computing and talent cultivation. These projects are expected to contribute to AMD’s semiconductor and AI technology advancements globally.
The ongoing investment and the Technostar campus are central to AMD’s strategy to strengthen its semiconductor ecosystem and expand its presence in India. The campus serves as a base for AMD’s engineers to develop technologies such as 3D stacking, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.
The expansion aligns with India’s initiatives to attract semiconductor firms and build local infrastructure for the technology sector. AMD’s investment underscores its long-term interest in leveraging India’s talent pool and market potential for its global portfolio.