Yotta Data Services, a key player in digital transformation, recently announced the incorporation of NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs into its NM1 data center, marking a significant advancement in AI development in India and globally. The introduction of over 4,000 of these cutting-edge GPUs was overseen by Sunil Gupta, the Co-Founder, MD, and CEO of Yotta Data Services. His move not only elevates Yotta’s status as NVIDIA’s premier Network Cloud Partner in India but also as an Elite Partner worldwide, with plans to expand its GPU resources to 32,768 by the end of 2025.

The NVIDIA H100 GPUs are set to enhance Yotta’s mission to make GPU resources widely accessible, thereby stimulating innovation and competitiveness across various industries. The Shakti Cloud platform, supported by these GPUs, will offer foundational AI models and applications to help Indian enterprises develop sophisticated AI tools and products, reducing the time-to-value for AI-driven solutions.

Sunil Gupta commented on this milestone, emphasizing Yotta’s role in spearheading the AI revolution in India. He noted the significance of having access to the world’s most advanced hardware to propel businesses, government entities, startups, and researchers towards accelerated innovation and efficiency, aligning with India’s goals in the AI space.

The NVIDIA H100 GPU is based on the Hopper architecture, designed specifically for AI applications. It boasts 80 billion transitors, six times more than its predecessor, the A100, enabling rapid processing of large data volumes. This capability makes it ideal for training Large Language Models (LLMs) for various applications, including content creation, translation, and medical diagnoses.