Nvidia is taking significant steps to deepen its presence in India, recognising the country as a promising market for artificial intelligence (AI).

At the forefront of these collaborations is a deal with Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries to create infrastructure for AI applications.

Reliance is building a 1-gigawatt AI infrastructure in Jamnagar, with the potential to scale it to multiple gigawatts, all powered by green energy

Nvidia is embarking on a series of partnerships with Indian firms to deploy its AI chips and technology, deepening its push into a key growth market.

At the Nvidia AI Summit in India, a groundbreaking collaboration was announced between Nvidia and Reliance Industries, marking a pivotal step toward building ad

The commercial partnerships between Nvidia and two of India’s biggest business conglomerates stand independent of its discussions with the Central government’s India AI Mission.

Nvidia Corp.’s Jensen Huang is forging partnerships with India’s biggest corporate names from Reliance Industries Ltd. to Infosys Ltd., underscoring the importance of the world’s most populous country to the AI pioneer’s future.

This comes at a time when RIL chairman and managing director called out that India will be one of the biggest intelligence markets with the population scale and government push for AI in India. Several technology and other firms including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS),

India is emerging a major player in AI and global tech players like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta are betting on its rapidly growing economy and operations base