NTT DATA to Invest $1.2 Billion in AI Supercomputing Campus
Japanese IT and digital transformation leader NTT DATA has announced a significant investment in Hyderabad, committing nearly $1.2 billion to develop a high-capacity AI data center cluster. The project is a joint effort with Neysa Networks and the Telangana government. The project marks a huge step towards establishing the country’s most advanced AI infrastructure ecosystems.
The MoU was signed in Tokyo after a senior company delegation and the Telangana delegation, headed by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, went into a meeting. The project is a joint mission, i.e., converting Hyderabad into India's leading AI innovation center.
A 400 MW Powerhouse with 25,000 GPUs
At the heart of this initiative is a 400 MW data center campus designed to support 25,000 high-performance GPUs. Once completed, it will become a central base for AI-driven workloads across sectors—from government to enterprise. This aligns with Telangana’s broader ambition to brand itself as the “AI capital of India”.
The facility aims to offer sovereign, sustainable, and scalable compute power tailored for AI, machine learning, and deep learning applications. This facility will draw global attention to India’s AI potential.
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Clean Energy Meets Cutting-Edge Cooling
What sets this campus apart is its dual commitment to performance and sustainability. It will operate on a mix of traditional grid power and renewable energy sources, scaling up to 500 MW. To manage the massive heat load of thousands of GPUs, the site will deploy advanced cooling technologies, including liquid immersion systems—an increasingly popular choice in high-density data environments.
This partnership combines NTT DATA’s expertise in global data center operations with Neysa’s focus on AI acceleration, promising to develop solutions that put artificial intelligence at the core of digital transformation.
