US cloud provider Vultr launches a 20-megawatt AI supercluster in Chennai, aiming to scale up AI computing capacity in India. Multiple outlets report that the project is positioned for large-scale AI training and inference workloads and includes an initial deployment of roughly 10,000 GPUs.
Business Line and The Hindu say the Chennai cluster is powered by AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs and that global enterprises have pre-reserved a large portion of its capacity. The Hindu additionally frames the effort as part of a longer-term plan to reach around 1 gigawatt of AI capacity by 2029, while Times of India focuses on Vultr’s overall goal to secure 1 GW of AI capacity in India.
