
Nvidia, the world's most valuable chipmaker, is making a significant investment in the artificial intelligence sector in India by backing a little-known startup called Yotta. This collaboration marks India's largest bet on AI to date. Yotta plans to purchase approximately 20,000 H100s, valued at $50,000/piece, of Nvidia's chips by June 2024. The first of these sought-after chips has already arrived in Mumbai. This move is part of a broader trend where companies like OpenAI and Google have invested billions of dollars in AI technology in the US. Yotta aims to provide substantial computing power to Indian companies looking to develop AI technologies.
Nvidia is backing a little-known startup called Yotta as it makes the biggest bet yet on the potential of AI in India https://t.co/4uchOqYFLG
Startup Central | Nvidia backs little known upstart Yotta Watch the first and exclusive interview with Sunil Gupta of Yotta Data Services on the deal and co's plan for AI in India @avannedubash @sunil1701 @YottaInfra @nvi https://t.co/2P9Cpdxr83
Startup Central | Nvidia backs little known upstart Yotta Watch the first and exclusive interview with Sunil Gupta of Yotta Data Services on the deal and co's plan for AI in India @avannedubash @sunil1701 @YottaInfra https://t.co/2P9Cpdxr83






