Mohit Pandey

Together, these companies are building a system that lets enterprises run open-source models in single-tenant environments within India, without managing the operational overhead themselves.

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India's latest GCC boom is no longer just about Bengaluru. But that is still where the frenzy is impossible to ignore.

The CEO of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), Saurabh Vijay, will also take charge as the CEO of the IndiaAI Mission.

Earlier this year, the company launched an 8-billion-parameter Hindi-first education LLM under the IndiaAI Mission.

The company also named Takeshi Kaneko as Country Manager for Japan. Kaneko previously led Nutanix Japan and held senior roles at Red Hat and Microsoft in the country.

Nathu La is based on Intel Xeon 6 processors and was built in collaboration with Intel's engineering teams.

Zoho has already deployed 1,000 to 2,000 units of Nathu La in pre-production across its data centres. The company says the system is optimised for virtualisation, storage, HPC and AI inference workloads.

Prof Rajeev Sangal says while the country has demonstrated it can build at scale, it is still struggling to decide what exactly it wants to build.

The sovereign AI debate has resurfaced again. And the idea of building just use-cases of AI is no longer valid.