The first phase, which will support up to 9,000 GPUs, is expected to go live from the first quarter of CY2027. Designed for high-density AI training and inference, the deployment will provide customers with infrastructure to develop, train and deploy AI applications closer to their users and data.
The project reflects growing demand for AI-ready digital infrastructure and marks a significant milestone in STTGDC’s Built Ready growth journey. It reinforces the company’s position as an infrastructure partner for organisations deploying AI at scale and demonstrates its ability to support the power, cooling and operational requirements of next-generation AI workloads in India.
Bimal Khandelwal, Chief Executive Officer – India, STTGDC, said India’s AI ambitions would depend not only on access to computing resources but also on the digital infrastructure required to support increasingly complex and compute-intensive workloads at scale. He said the company was proud to work with Neysa and its co-founder and CEO, Sharad Sanghi, whose work in building one of India’s earliest internet data centre companies helped shape the country’s data centre industry.
“By bringing together Neysa’s specialised AI capabilities and STTGDC’s infrastructure expertise, this deployment will help enterprises move from experimentation to real-world applications. It also represents the kind of ecosystem collaboration needed to accelerate AI adoption and strengthen India’s position in the global digital economy,” Khandelwal said.
Sharad Sanghi, CEO of Neysa, said the company was building its business for the long term to serve businesses in India and global compute customers seeking to add India to their infrastructure footprint.
“Our customers need more than access to GPUs. They need capacity they can plan around, reliable operations and room to scale as their workloads evolve. That is why we plan the compute, platform and data centre infrastructure together. Our planned deployment at STTGDC’s Noida data centre is one part of that approach, bringing GPU infrastructure and Velocis, our AI Cloud platform, together to support AI workloads in production,” Sanghi said.
STTGDC is a data centre platform supporting cloud, AI and digital services. Headquartered in Singapore, the company operates across Asia and Europe, serving major hyperscalers, cloud service providers and enterprises. It combines global scale with local expertise to deliver resilient, scalable and sustainable infrastructure for digital growth.
In India, STTGDC has been designing, building and operating data centres for more than two decades, supporting enterprises, cloud providers and public sector organisations. The company manages one of the country’s largest white space portfolios, with more than 613MW of critical IT load across 34 facilities, including those under development, in 10 cities. Its customer base includes many Fortune 500 companies, and it provides infrastructure and services for mission-critical workloads.
STTGDC is committed to achieving carbon-neutral data centre operations by 2030. Its responsible growth priorities include sustainability, safety, ethics, integrity and inclusion. Further information is available at www.sttgdc.com/in-en.
Neysa is an AI acceleration cloud provider that helps enterprises and AI builders train, deploy and operate AI at scale. Its portfolio includes Neysa Velocis, a managed AI cloud platform integrating GPU compute, orchestration, inference, observability and cost management, and Neysa Tytan, dedicated bare-metal AI infrastructure for customers requiring committed capacity and greater architectural control.
Founded in 2023, Neysa is backed by Blackstone. The company combines experience in building and operating large-scale data centre and cloud infrastructure with an India-based AI infrastructure footprint. Further information is available at www.neysa.ai.
The planned deployment at STT Noida 2 brings GPU infrastructure and Neysa’s Velocis AI cloud platform together, with the first phase designed to support up to 9,000 GPUs from the first quarter of CY2027. The project forms the initial stage of a multi-year relationship focused on supporting production AI workloads in India.
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