The deal will also include ordering another 45,000 of Nvidia’s GB-300 GPUs (part of the Blackwell family architecture), which are currently the latest on offer by the company
Yotta Data Services is in the process of ordering 50,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin GPUs and 45,000 GB-300 GPUs, marking India’s largest AI compute infrastructure investment to date. This acquisition, valued at approximately $7.5 billion, will power Yotta’s upcoming 120 megawatt (MW) D4 data center in Delhi, significantly expanding the country’s capacity for advanced AI workloads.
Highlights
- Yotta plans to acquire 50,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin GPUs and 45,000 GB-300 GPUs.
- The Vera Rubin chip acquisition, including networking, is valued at $7.5 billion.
- An additional $750 million is allocated for data center construction in Delhi.
- These GPUs will power Yotta’s 120 MW D4 data center in Delhi, going live by 2027.
AI Compute Capacity Boost
The Vera Rubin GPUs are designed for agentic artificial intelligence (AI), enabling advanced models to utilise tools and execute complex, multi-step problem-solving. These next-generation GPUs offer 10x higher efficiency than the previous Blackwell architecture, delivering 5x faster inference and 3.5x improved training capabilities. The graphic chips use a 3 nanometre manufacturing process, enhancing data memory speeds beyond 1,500 terabytes per second and significantly lowering the cost per token.
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