Deloitte India has announced a strategic alliance with Yotta Data Services to provide clients access to NVIDIA GPU computing infrastructure and help them quickly develop innovative Generative AI applications.

The alliance aims to bring world-class AI capabilities to organisations in India, where AI is expected to contribute US$500 billion to the country’s GDP by 2025 and around US$1 trillion by 2035, aligning with India’s AI mandate and the government’s recent approval of major investments to drive AI innovation.

Deloitte’s relationship with Yotta is expected to deliver multiple client benefits, including ongoing value realisation linked to business outcomes, scalable access to GPUs at optimised pricing, software and hardware optimised for AI workloads, and access to top-tier AI services and multi-disciplinary talent.

“As GenAI gains momentum, it opens doors for businesses to reinvent how work is done and unlock fresh avenues of creativity,” said Nitin Mittal, Deloitte’s Global Generative AI Leader. “Our relationship with Yotta will help our clients and people harness the power of this disruptive new technology and accelerate business innovation.”

According to a recent Deloitte survey, 77% of Indian CXOs are excited about GenAI’s transformative nature. “Our alliance with Yotta in the Indian market will help us empower our clients to navigate GenAI’s transformative landscape with confidence and seize the limitless possibilities it offers to shape the future of business,” said Vinay Prabhakar, Deloitte India’s Leader for Sales, Alliances, and Pursuit Excellence.

Sunil Gupta, Co-Founder, MD and CEO of Yotta Data Services, said, “Our scalable GPU cloud platform and AI services, combined with Deloitte’s extensive industry expertise and service offerings, will energise Indian businesses, government agencies, start-ups, GCCs, and researchers with unparalleled high-performance computing as a service and AI as a service. This will help clients with practical solutions that drive results and foster growth in today’s dynamic landscape.”

The alliance expands Deloitte’s GenAI practice’s capabilities and follows several recent AI announcements from the company, including the launch of Quartz AI, a suite of industry-specific AI service offerings built on NVIDIA platforms, and thought-leading research from the Deloitte AI Institute.

Yotta, as the first NVIDIA Network Cloud Partner in India, delivers cutting-edge GPU computing infrastructure and platforms through its Shakti Cloud, one of the largest supercomputers in the world, with more than 16,000 H100 GPUs. Yotta seeks to democratise access to GPU resources, fostering innovation and competitiveness across sectors in India.