India has become an increasingly important part of AMD’s global footprint. The US chip maker now operates its second-largest design centre outside the United States, in Bengaluru , with more than 9,000 employees representing a substantial portion of AMD’s worldwide talent base. “There is no AMD product released globally without contributions from the India-based engineering teams,” says Jaya Jagadish, country head & senior vice-president, Design Engineering, AMD India. She speaks to Sudhir Chowdhary on how their enhanced India focus aligns with the country’s ambitions to become a global leader in semiconductor and AI technology. Excerpts:

How does the India operation align with AMD’s broader global strategy?

AMD India has grown to become a cornerstone of our global operations. We now o

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