Simplismart, an Accel-backed company developing a fast MLOps platform for AI tasks, has partnered with Yotta, a leading Indian data services provider and NVIDIA Cloud Partner. This collaboration integrates Simplismart’s advanced inference technology with Yotta’s GPU cloud infrastructure for Yotta’s Shakti Studio, an enterprise-level generative AI platform.
This partnership is a major step in enhancing India’s AI infrastructure. Simplismart’s inference-first platform underpins Shakti Studio’s serverless inference layer, ensuring real-time performance and low latency for large language models (LLMs).
“Our partnership with Yotta bridges that gap by pairing India’s most advanced inference platform with sovereign GPU infrastructure. We’re building the foundation for a future where AI is faster, more efficient, and truly made for India, enabling every organisation to turn powerful models into practical, real-time impact,” Amritanshu Jain, CEO and co-founder of Simplismart, said.
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According to Yotta's announcement, this partnership aims to provide Indian enterprises and government agencies with access to locally hosted, production-grade generative AI solutions.
“Shakti Studio is our MLOps platform, empowering you through the entire AI journey: from discovering and consuming open-source models to fine-tuning them for your specific use case, ensuring you achieve peak performance and results that truly fit your vision,” Bhavesh Adhia, chief AI officer & chief strategy officer, said in a statement.
By integrating Simplismart’s proprietary inference intellectual property and orchestration platform with Yotta’s GPU-powered Shakti Studio and Shakti Cloud, the two companies are establishing new standards in scalability, sovereignty, and performance for AI infrastructure in India.
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