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Vultr and AMD Expand Global Collaboration with New AI Infrastructure in India

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New Chennai deployment will create one of many world’s largest AMD Intuition™ superclusters, increasing AI compute entry in India

Chennai, India–(ANTARA/Enterprise Wire)–Vultr, the world’s largest privately-held cloud infrastructure firm, as we speak introduced a serious growth of its AMD powered infrastructure for enterprise and sovereign cloud initiatives. Vultr will deploy AMD Intuition™ MI355X GPUs in a brand new 20 MW supercluster in Chennai, India, creating the nation’s largest AMD Intuition deployment and giving Vultr two of the world’s largest AMD AI infrastructure deployments globally, alongside its flagship supercluster in Springfield, Ohio. With 288GB of HBM3E reminiscence and 8TB/s of reminiscence bandwidth per GPU, AMD Intuition MI355X GPUs present the efficiency and reminiscence capability required to develop and deploy more and more advanced AI fashions at scale.

The Chennai supercluster is designed to serve AI labs and basis mannequin builders, AI-native startups, enterprises, and analysis and educational establishments. It is going to help demanding AI workloads together with massive language mannequin and basis mannequin coaching, fine-tuning and high-throughput inference, offering the compute capability organizations must develop and deploy AI at scale.

“Enterprises deploying AI at scale want infrastructure they’ll entry domestically to fulfill information sovereignty, information residency, and latency necessities,” mentioned J.J. Kardwell, CEO of Vultr. “Vultr’s Chennai supercluster, powered by AMD MI355X GPUs, offers organizations in India the capability to coach, fine-tune, and run inference on in-country infrastructure.”

Vultr’s longstanding relationship with AMD spans the AMD Intuition GPU roadmap, from MI300X and MI325X to MI355X and the deliberate MI455X and AMD Helios rack-scale structure, along with the AMD EPYC information heart CPUs that energy Vultr VX1 Cloud Compute. The Chennai deployment extends that collaboration as AMD and Vultr increase entry to superior AI infrastructure by way of Vultr’s world cloud footprint. Trying forward, Vultr plans important extra capability growth in 2027, together with AMD Intuition™ MI455X GPUs and the AMD Helios™ rack-scale AI structure, broadening world entry to next-generation AI infrastructure.

The Chennai supercluster may also leverage the AMD ROCm™ open software program ecosystem, giving builders entry to extensively used AI frameworks, libraries and fashions, with better flexibility and selection in how they develop and deploy AI workloads. The open software program method additionally helps AI innovation in India by way of open-source software program and community-driven growth.

“India has the expertise and concepts to construct the following era of AI. Entry to compute at this scale will assist flip extra of these concepts into actuality,” mentioned Jaya Jagadish, Nation Head & SVP Engineering, AMD India. “By our collaboration with Vultr, we’re increasing entry to AMD Intuition compute in India, backed by the AMD ROCm open software program ecosystem, giving researchers, startups and enterprises better alternative and adaptability in how they develop and deploy AI.”

The launch comes as demand for sovereign cloud infrastructure is rising globally. Safety considerations, regulatory necessities and efficiency expectations are intensifying the necessity for in-country infrastructure that may help superior AI workloads. With 34 world cloud information heart areas, Vultr gives safe, compliant infrastructure at a predictable price to enterprises, AI innovators, and authorities businesses in 17 nations throughout six continents. The Chennai deployment displays a broader shift towards geographically-distributed AI infrastructure, bringing large-scale compute nearer to the place information is created and AI functions are deployed.

To be taught extra about Vultr’s collaboration with AMD, go to www.vultr.com/cloudalliance/amd/ or contact gross sales to get began.

About Vultr

Vultr is on a mission to make high-performance cloud infrastructure simple to make use of, inexpensive, and domestically accessible for enterprises and AI innovators all over the world. Vultr is trusted by tons of of hundreds of energetic clients throughout 185 nations for its versatile, scalable, world Cloud Compute, Cloud GPU, Naked Steel, and Cloud Storage options. In December 2024 Vultr introduced an fairness financing at a $3.5 billion valuation. Based by David Aninowsky and self-funded for over a decade, Vultr has grown to turn into the world’s largest privately-held cloud infrastructure firm.

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