Yotta Acquires IndiQus to Reduce India’s Reliance on Foreign Cloud Players

In a strategic move aimed at reinforcing India’s position in the global AI and cloud landscape, Yotta Data Services has acquired IndiQus Technologies, the parent company of Apiculus, a leading cloud platform provider. The acquisition significantly enhances Yotta’s cloud and AI capabilities, marking a bold step toward accelerating India’s digital transformation through ‘Made in India’ technologies.

Yotta’s acquisition of IndiQus is designed to reduce India’s reliance on foreign cloud and AI providers, positioning the company as a key player in the nation’s evolving digital infrastructure. Apiculus’ scalable cloud services will now be integrated into Yotta’s broader portfolio, further solidifying its role in driving innovation across industries. With this move, Yotta aims to offer businesses advanced AI and cloud solutions to support rapid innovation and growth.

“Together with Apiculus, we are poised to transform India’s digital infrastructure,” said Sunil Gupta, CEO & Co-Founder of Yotta. “This acquisition is more than a growth milestone; it is a leap into the future of cloud and AI services in India. Our combined capabilities will enable businesses to accelerate their digital transformation and innovate at scale.”

“Partnering with Yotta, a leader in data center and cloud infrastructure & services, enhances our capabilities and expands our reach, allowing us to bring more value to cloud service providers worldwide. Together, we’ll accelerate cloud adoption, unlock new opportunities, and make secure, world-class cloud infrastructure more accessible, especially in rapidly advancing markets,” said Sunando Bhattacharya, founder & CEO at IndiQus.

In the recent past, the Telangana government has partnered with Yotta Data Services to launch India’s largest AI supercomputer, equipped with 25,000 GPUs. This state-of-the-art supercomputer will support the country’s growing AI research and development needs, enabling faster and more efficient computing for sectors like healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. 

The collaboration aims to drive digital innovation in India, positioning the state as a leader in AI infrastructure. The supercomputer will facilitate advanced AI and machine learning applications, helping India to compete globally in AI research and applications.

As India pushes ahead with its digital agenda, Yotta’s acquisition of Apiculus and its expanding portfolio of AI and cloud services are set to play a key role in shaping the future of India’s technology landscape.