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Yotta to invest USD 2 billion in India’s AI hub using Nvidia’s latest Blackwell chips

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Last Updated : 19th Feb, 2026
Synopsis

Yotta Data Services is set to build one of Asia's largest AI hubs, investing over USD 2 billion and using Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra chips. As part of a four-year, USD 1 billion partnership, Nvidia will deploy one of the region's largest DGX Cloud clusters within Yotta's infrastructure. The initiative reflects India's growing role in AI computing, supported by global cloud providers like Microsoft and Amazon. With operations expected by August, the hub will be located near New Delhi, supplemented by Yotta's Mumbai campus, strengthening India's AI capabilities amid global chip supply shifts.

Indian data center company Yotta Data Services has announced plans to build one of Asia's largest AI computing hubs, leveraging Nvidia's latest Blackwell Ultra chips, in a project valued at over USD 2 billion. The initiative includes a four-year collaboration worth more than USD 1 billion, under which Nvidia will set up one of the largest DGX Cloud clusters in the Asia-Pacific region within Yotta's infrastructure.


This development aligns with the ongoing expansion of AI data center capacity by global cloud providers like Microsoft and Amazon in India, reflecting the growing demand for generative AI services and the push to establish local advanced computing capabilities. The investment is also influenced by US export controls, which have reshaped supply chains for high-end AI chips and encouraged companies to strengthen partnerships in markets such as India.

The supercluster is expected to become operational by August and will primarily be housed at Yotta's data center campus near the national capital, with additional capacity from its Mumbai facility. Yotta, part of billionaire Niranjan Hiranandani's real estate group, is already a key partner for Nvidia in India and operates three data center campuses across Mumbai, Gujarat, and near New Delhi.

Source Reuters

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