Archive · 4 Sep 2026
AMD, Delhi University Partner to Train Students in AI
AMD and the University of Delhi are working together to teach students about artificial intelligence and semiconductor technology.
They plan to reach about 10,000 students during the next year.
The agreement was made through a formal Memorandum of Understanding.
AMD will bring its AI Engage Developer Program to the university.
Students and teachers will be able to use AMD’s ROCm software platform and cloud-based computing resources.
They will also receive learning materials and take part in technical workshops.
These tools can help students build and test AI applications.
The partners hope this practical experience will help prepare students for technology jobs and research.
AMD and the University of Delhi signed an MoU to train about 10,000 students in AI and semiconductor technologies over the next year.
The partnership will introduce AMD’s AI Engage Developer Program at the university.
Students and faculty will receive access to AMD’s ROCm AI software platform, learning materials and developer GPU cloud credits.
The programme includes AI-focused coursework, technical workshops, open software ecosystems and cloud-based GPU resources.
AMD and Delhi University said the initiative aims to connect classroom learning with practical skills needed in technology careers.
- Who
- AMD and the University of Delhi, including AMD India Country Head Jaya Jagadish and Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Professor Yogesh Singh.
- What
- A partnership formalised through an MoU to train approximately 10,000 students in AI and semiconductor technologies.
- When
- Over the coming year.
- Where
- The University of Delhi in India.
- Why
- To provide practical, industry-oriented AI training and strengthen the pipeline of skilled developers and researchers.
- Partners
- AMD and the University of Delhi
- Agreement
- Memorandum of Understanding
- Target participants
- Approximately 10,000 students
- Training period
- The next year
- Programme
- AMD AI Engage Developer Program
- Technology access
- ROCm AI software, developer GPU cloud credits and learning materials
- Additional activities
- AI curriculum, technical workshops and access to open software ecosystems