NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani engaged in a discussion at the inaugural NVIDIA AI Summit in Mumbai, India..
Nvidia Al Summit 2024 live. In October 2024, India’s Nvidia is hosting its first-ever AI Summit at Jio World Convention Centre in Mumai. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined, and the one and only Mukesh Ambani, Head of Relience Industries, joined the discussion about India’s role as a global AI leader.
This is very important time for India as India is running to be a global hub for manufacturing semiconductors. As everyone knows that India is growing so fast in every field so every one is in the race to grab the apporchunity to be in top lists. the The tech giant is reportedly seeking a partnership with the Indian government to co-develop a chip tailored for use cases specific to country needs.
Tens of thousands of NVIDIA Hopper GPUs are set to be deployed to power AI factories—massive data centers dedicated to AI production. These GPUs will deliver 180 exaflops of computing power, benefiting industries like healthcare, financial services, and digital content creation. Key players driving this initiative include Yotta Data Services, Tata Communications, E2E Networks, and Netweb.
Yotta Data Services will incorporate NVIDIA Hopper GPUs into its Shakti Cloud platform, enabling Indian businesses and researchers to more effectively adopt generative AI and other advanced AI tools.
“The future of AI is all about speed, flexibility, and scalability. That’s why Yotta’s Shakti Cloud platform is built to remove the usual obstacles that businesses face when adopting AI,” said Sunil Gupta, cofounder, CEO, and managing director of Yotta.
Yotta’s clients include Sarvam AI, which is building AI models for major Indian languages; Innoplexus, which is creating an AI-driven platform for drug discovery in the life sciences; and Zoho Corporation, which is developing language models for business use.
Tata Communications will use NVIDIA Hopper GPUs in its public cloud next year and will also add NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to its services.
Customers will get access to NVIDIA AI Enterprise, which includes tools like NVIDIA NIM, NIM Agent Blueprints, and NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform developers use to create AI and simulate robots.
“We’re bringing together NVIDIA’s fast computing technology with Tata Communications’ AI Studio and global network to build a platform ready for the future. This will help drive AI transformation across different industries,” said A.S. Lakshminarayanan, managing director and CEO of Tata Communications.
Tata Supports Enterprise AI Innovation Across Industries
Tata Communications is rolling out a large-scale deployment of NVIDIA Hopper GPUs to power its public cloud and support various AI applications. Next year, it will add NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to its offerings.
Along with this advanced hardware, Tata Communications will let customers use NVIDIA AI Enterprise, including tools like NVIDIA NIM and NIM Agent Blueprints, as well as NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform for building AI and robot simulations.
“By combining NVIDIA’s fast computing power with Tata Communications’ AI Studio and global network, we’re creating a platform ready for the future. This will help industries like manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and banking adopt AI more easily,” said A.S. Lakshminarayanan, managing director and CEO of Tata Communications.
E2E Expands Cloud Infrastructure for AI Innovation
E2E Networks provides GPU-powered cloud servers to businesses in India, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and the U.S.
It gives customers access to clusters with NVIDIA Hopper GPUs connected by NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking, helping them handle high-demand tasks like simulations, training AI models, and real-time AI processing.
“This expansion ensures Indian businesses can use high-performance, scalable infrastructure to develop custom AI models,” said Tarun Dua, cofounder and managing director of E2E Networks. “NVIDIA Hopper GPUs will drive innovation in large language and vision models for our users.”
If these integrations was sharply done then India’s growth will be more then the people think of and the
Netweb Servers Advance Sovereign AI Initiatives
Netweb is expanding its Tyrone AI systems, which are based on NVIDIA MGX, a flexible architecture designed to speed up enterprise data center tasks.
These new servers, available for both on-premises and cloud setups, come with NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips. They provide the computing power needed by large companies, research centers, and supercomputing facilities in India and across Asia.
