Tata Communications unveils AI infrastructure with NVIDIA Accelerated Computing

Tata Communications on Thursday announced a transformative upgrade to its AI cloud infrastructure in India, powered by NVIDIA Hopper GPUs. The strategic collaboration positions Tata Communications as a key player in enabling AI applications across a wide spectrum of industries — including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and banking and financial services — and equipping them with the computing power needed to handle complex AI workloads. 

As part of the initiative, Tata Communications will integrate NVIDIA software solutions such as NVIDIA NIM microservices, and the NVIDIA Omniverse and NVIDIA Isaac platforms, into its AI Cloud offerings. These technologies will provide businesses with an extensive suite of tools and services designed for AI-driven simulation, automation and more.

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Tata Communications will begin the first phase of its deployment of Hopper GPUs at the end of this year. The second phase, planned for 2025, will further expand the infrastructure with Blackwell GPUs. 

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Its advanced tools will simplify distributed data management, allowing businesses to efficiently collect and curate data across various enterprise systems and move it to the AI Cloud using Tata Communications’ IZO™ Multi Cloud Connect platform. This approach will ensure cost-effectiveness and scalability for enterprises, while maintaining their existing data structures. 

AS Lakshminarayanan, MD & CEO, Tata Communications, said, “AI is expanding the boundaries of innovation and revolutionizing business in ways we could never have imagined. Therefore, every entity must prioritise AI integration to stay competitive. We are delighted to partner with NVIDIA to build a unique and transformative Cloud Fabric that will empower a generation of Indian innovators and entrepreneurs, fostering a vibrant AI ecosystem and propelling the nation towards a future fuelled by AI.” 

“Tata Communications’ AI cloud infrastructure, integrating NVIDIA accelerated computing, will support businesses of all sizes — from AI startups to large enterprises — helping drive artificial intelligence transformation across various sectors of the Indian economy and creating a powerful ecosystem for AI innovation,” said Jay Puri,

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