CoRover.ai, the creator of BharatGPT, has announced large scale deployment of its multilingual AI platform powered by NVIDIA Nemotron Speech open models and libraries, alongside the launch of a new offline AI device called the BharatGPT DeskAI Appliance built on NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell architecture, called Astra EdgeAI X.
The company said its platform is now operating at population scale, supporting more than 8,00,000 concurrent users across deployments. These systems power voice led service journeys, assisted digital transactions and multilingual help experiences across web platforms, mobile apps, contact centers and IVR systems.
CoRover said the upgraded platform combines its sovereign AI language model with NVIDIA accelerated speech and agent technologies to deliver low latency voice, video and text interactions.
The focus sectors include customer support, citizen services, financial services, travel, utilities and other transaction heavy environments where delays can disrupt user journeys.
Running on NVIDIA AI infrastructure, the system is designed to maintain consistent performance even during peak traffic periods. CoRover said deeper collaboration with NVIDIA allows it to build advanced AI agents using Nemotron speech models and libraries, improving speech speed and stability in high volume environments.
Alongside the platform scale up, CoRover introduced BharatGPT Mini on Astra EdgeAI X, a private offline AI appliance powered by NVIDIA Grace Blackwell architecture. The system comes pre-installed with the NVIDIA DGX OS software stack and is bundled with CoRover’s BharatGPT Mini foundational small language model.
Astra EdgeAI X can be custom trained for domain specific use cases across enterprise, defence, BFSI and public sector applications. Marketed as the BharatGPT DeskAI Appliance, the system functions as a personal AI assistant that runs fully offline, with no internet requirement and all data stored locally.
The device can be built on NVIDIA GB10 systems such as NVIDIA DGX Spark or OEM powered systems like Dell Pro Max with GB300. CoRover said it is ready to take bulk orders and is in active discussions with organizations seeking compact on device secure AI compute systems that can deliver AI assistance without an internet connection.
“The major improvement in speech speed and stability allows us to support real time, high traffic environments while preparing for more advanced AI agents and broader language coverage. Launch of ‘BharatGPT Mini’ is a milestone for CoRover enabling us to bring the power of BharatGPT Foundation model to your desktop in a secure manner,” said Ankush Sabharwal, Founder and CEO, CoRover.
“Sovereign AI is essential for enabling nations, enterprises, and AI native startups to build AI systems that reflect their languages, data, and priorities,” said Kari Briski, VP of Generative AI Software at NVIDIA. “Built with NVIDIA Speech models and libraries and accelerated by NVIDIA Blackwell, CoRover’s BharatGPT platform demonstrates how multilingual AI can be deployed securely and efficiently.”
“India’s AI startup ecosystem is primed for acceleration, driven by exceptional technical talent and global ambition,” said Tobias Halloran, director of EMEAI startups and venture capital at NVIDIA. “NVIDIA is accelerating this momentum by giving founders direct access to accelerated computing, scalable AI infrastructure, and programs like NVIDIA Inception for startups and the NVIDIA VC Alliance helping startups scale faster and build for global markets.”
The announcement comes as New Delhi is hosting the India AI Impact Summit 2026 under the IndiaAI Mission, underscoring the broader push around sovereign and multilingual AI systems in India.
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