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National AI Mission Support
Yotta begins providing GPU capacity for India's sovereign AI initiatives.
DGX Cloud Partnership
Four-year period for Nvidia's $1 billion supercluster deployment at Yotta.
Noida Facility Go-Live
Target date for the hyperscale data center to begin operations.
Sovereign AI Pivot
Nvidia formalizes strategy to embed GPUs in national agendas rather than just global clouds.
Investment Announcement
Yotta announces $2 billion commitment for Nvidia Blackwell B300 GPUs.
L&T Infrastructure Deal
L&T partners with Nvidia for gigawatt-scale AI factories in Chennai and Mumbai.
Yotta Blackwell Commitment
Yotta announces $2B investment for 20,000 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPUs.
IndiaAI Mission Launch
Indian government approves $1.03B for AI compute, research, and startup support.
Nvidia is pivoting its global strategy toward 'Sovereign AI' by embedding itself in India's $1 billion national AI mission. Through massive partnerships with local giants like Yotta and L&T, the company is shifting from supplying U.S. cloud providers to building government-backed domestic compute infrastructure.
Yotta Data Services has committed over $2 billion to deploy Nvidia’s Blackwell Ultra GPUs, establishing Asia’s first DGX Cloud supercluster in Noida. This massive infrastructure play, alongside Skyroot Aerospace’s pursuit of fresh capital, underscores a significant shift in India's tech ecosystem toward high-end sovereign AI and aerospace capabilities.
NVIDIA is intensifying its strategic collaborations in India, positioning the nation as a primary global hub for AI innovation and infrastructure. Supported by the $1 billion IndiaAI Mission, these partnerships aim to democratize high-performance computing for local startups and develop sovereign AI capabilities.
Nvidia has launched a massive expansion in India, partnering with local venture capital firms to scout for AI startups while securing a $2 billion infrastructure deal with Yotta Data Services. Simultaneously, a landmark agreement with Meta marks the first large-scale deployment of Nvidia's standalone Grace CPUs.