In a major move for India’s tech landscape, Faridabad-based Netweb Technologies has teamed up with the renowned chip giant Nvidia. Their mission? To turbocharge artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities across the country.
Netweb will play a crucial role as Nvidia’s manufacturing partner for the cutting-edge NVIDIA Grace CPU Superchip and GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip MGX server designs. This teamwork with Nvidia is big news for Netweb. They are getting ready to make over ten different types of servers for their AI systems in the Tyrone range.
But here is the cool part. It is not just about tech. They are also helping out local talent and making things right here. This team-up fits perfectly with India’s “Make in India” plan, working to create AI systems right here in the country. This step is all about helping out the government and businesses by making sure that they have what they need in the AI and fast computing world.
This teamwork is a huge step forward for India in getting better at AI stuff. Netweb’s AI systems, featuring MGX, will contribute to building India’s own AI infrastructure. Sanjay Lodha, who runs Netweb, is excited about how awesome India can be at AI. He says having a strong backend is highly important for AI to work great.
Vishal Dhupar, Managing Director for South Asia at Nvidia, is equally optimistic. He highlights the significance of Netweb’s Tyrone AI systems in overcoming challenges and providing flexibility for various applications.
Basically, this teamwork is not simply a partnership. It is a huge step forward for India’s tech future. They are making AI solutions right here in India. They are paving the path for a better and super tech-savvy tomorrow.
