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Digital transformation service provider Yotta Data Services, on Monday, appointed Anil Pawar as the Chief AI Officer and Head of AI Cloud Business Unit.

Nepal's BLC and India's Yotta Data Services Partner to Build Nepal's First Supercloud Data Center

This comes just weeks after the union cabinet approved a Rs 10,371.92-crore India AI Mission. This mission looks to build and strengthen AI computing infrastructure in India of at least 10,000 graphics processing unit (GPUs) through public-private partnerships in five years.

AI Compute Capacity: This comes just weeks after the union cabinet approved a Rs 10,371.92-crore India AI Mission. This mission looks to build and strengthen AI computing infrastructure in India of at least 10,000 graphics processing unit (GPUs) through public-private partnerships in five years.

Digital India Bhashini Division CEO Amitabh Nag said that when PM Modi used Bhashinis live speech translation offering, the delay in translation was around 6 seconds. However, today it has been improved to around 1-2 seconds of delay.

Yotta Data Services: The company has raised this debt against its two data centres in Navi Mumbai by hypothecating the assets in favour of the bank. Certain receivables from the company’s data centre in Mumbai’s central suburb Powai have also been pledged to secure this loan.

Start-ups operate in a complex environment and must prioritise enterprise technology if they want to scale. Here's how they are getting affordable options - Issue Date: Jan 21, 2024

Rollout of 5G services, global hyperscalers expanding their captive facilities and entry of new operators in India will ensure growth momentum, says Cushman and Wakefield report.

India Business News: Looking to take on global cloud and data giants such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, Hiranandani family-owned Yotta Data Services is planning an inv

Looking to take on global cloud and data giants such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, Hiranandani family-owned Yotta Data Services is planning an investment push to the tune of Rs 16,000 crore. The company can also take the IPO route for a fund-raise, CEO Sunil Gupta has said. Gupta, who is also the co-founder of Yotta, said the company is planning the investment for expansion of data services using super-computing GPU chips sourced from US tech giant Nvidia.