Nvidia Expands AI Reach in India with Key Partnerships

Nvidia is forging significant partnerships in India by supplying AI processors to major companies, including Reliance Industries, to support the country's burgeoning AI sector. The company aims to establish India as a leading AI exporter, leveraging the nation's vast user base and growing technological infrastructure.

Nvidia announced plans to supply its artificial intelligence processors to Indian companies, such as Reliance Industries, as part of its strategy to capitalize on the growing market. The U.S.-based chipmaker will equip Reliance's one-gigawatt data center in Gujarat with its Blackwell AI processors, highlighting a deepening partnership.

The tech giant also intends to distribute tens of thousands of Hopper AI chips, facilitating the expansion of large-scale data centers by firms like Yotta Data Services and Tata Communications. Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, emphasized India's potential to become an AI exporter, transitioning from its traditional software export role.

Indian businesses are increasingly focusing on developing AI models tailored to various languages, driving customer service and content translation initiatives. Despite the nascent stage of its chipmaking industry, India is making strides towards becoming a key player in the global AI landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)