SynopsisThe Hiranandani Group’s data centre arm has already deployed 40,000 graphics processing units (GPUs) at an investment of $1.8 billion by June. Combined with the proposed $12 billion order for the premium enterprise artificial intelligence hardware, Yotta would become Nvidia’s largest customer in India, he said.Yotta Data Services is set to place a $12 billion (around Rs 1 lakh crore) purchase order for 90,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell (GB300) chips this month, chief executive Sunil Gupta told ET.The Hiranandani Group’s data centre arm has already deployed 40,000 graphics processing units (GPUs) at an investment of $1.8 billion by June. Combined with the proposed $12 billion order for the premium enterprise artificial intelligence hardware,Now Playing
IPO-bound Yotta plots $12 billion next-gen Nvidia chip order - The Economic Times
The Hiranandani Group’s data centre arm has already deployed 40,000 graphics processing units (GPUs) at an investment of $1.8 billion by June. Combined with the proposed $12 billion order for the premium enterprise artificial intelligence hardware, Yotta would become Nvidia’s largest customer in India, he said.
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Yotta orders $12B in 90,000 Nvidia GB300 chips after $1.8B GPU deployment, becoming India's largest Nvidia customer. The investment consolidates AI infrastructure in India, reshaping enterprise data center decisions and regional GPU capacity planning.
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