Turiyam AI has announced a strategic partnership with NTT Global Data Centers (NTT GDC) to host and scale its AI inference servers within NTT’s facilities. Turiyam AI develops specialised compute solutions for artificial intelligence, while NTT GDC operates data centres worldwide.
Through this partnership, Turiyam AI deploys low‑latency inference infrastructure that enables enterprises in India to run advanced AI applications at scale with performance, efficiency, security, and reliability. The collaboration responds to growing demand for localised and sovereign AI processing as organisations seek to operationalise models for real‑world use cases.
Turiyam AI focuses on the inference stage of the AI lifecycle, where models process live data and generate predictions. Its proprietary server architecture is designed to deliver higher throughput and lower energy use than general‑purpose hardware. Hosting these servers within NTT GDC facilities allows enterprises to move from pilot projects to full deployments while maintaining data protection and operational continuity.
Alok Bajpai, Managing Director, India, at NTT Global Data Centers, said, “Turiyam’s AI hardware, combined with NTT GDC’s secure, scalable and sustainably designed data centre platform, creates a powerful foundation for real-time AI innovation. Together, we’re enabling enterprises to deploy advanced AI workloads with the speed, reliability, and efficiency they need to compete in an increasingly AI-driven world.”
Meanwhile, Sanchayan Sinha, Co-Founder and CEO of Turiyam AI, said, “Our mission at Turiyam AI is to make AI inference faster and more accessible. Partnering with NTT Global Data Centers allows us to place our hardware in the most sophisticated facilities in the world. This ensures our customers enjoy maximum uptime and the lowest possible latency for their mission-critical AI workloads.”
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