Yotta Infrastructure, part of the Hiranandani Group, is on a mission to expand its reach across India and beyond. The company already operates three hyperscale campuses in Navi Mumbai, Noida, and Gujarat, with the Panvel campus alone capable of scaling to over 1,000 MW. Now, Yotta has its sights set on new data centers in Pune, Powai, Chennai, and Dhaka. It’s also collaborating on the 'K1' supercloud data center in Nepal, near Kathmandu.
In partnership with the Telangana government, Yotta is building India’s largest AI supercomputer, featuring 25,000 high-performance GPUs at a 50 MW AI Cloud Data Center in Hyderabad’s AI City. Chairman and co-founder Darshan Hiranandani explained that Yotta’s goal is to power India's digital transformation and help the nation achieve its $1 trillion digital economy vision. This includes creating AI-ready data centers, expanding its AI Shakti Cloud platform, and ensuring a robust and sustainable infrastructure for cloud and AI needs.
India’s demand for cloud services is growing rapidly, but the infrastructure to support this growth still lags. Yotta plans to bridge this gap with advanced data centers that are not only scalable but also designed to meet the specific needs of AI and cloud computing. Hiranandani emphasized that their centers provide high-performance AI infrastructure while addressing latency and affordability, thanks to NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs.
The company also prioritizes data security, with multi-layered cybersecurity systems to protect its clients’ IT environments. Yotta ensures compliance with local regulations, offering businesses the advantage of storing data within India while maintaining global standards of performance and reliability.
Sustainability is a key focus, with 50% of Yotta's energy already coming from renewable sources. The aim is to transition to 100% green energy in the future while optimizing power consumption across their data centers.
Yotta’s efforts are paying off, with revenues climbing from $22 million in FY23 to an expected $49.2 million in FY24. Darshan Hiranandani believes data centers will eventually rival the Hiranandani Group’s real estate business in importance, driving innovation and economic growth. This growth, combined with his strategic vision and expertise, highlights his standing as a leader in India’s tech infrastructure space and adds to the story of Darshan Hiranandani's wealth and success.
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