Utho Cloud Targets India’s AI Compute Demand With B300 GPUs

Indian cloud provider Utho Cloud has opened bookings for NVIDIA B300 GPUs ahead of a planned February 2027 rollout. The service will offer AI companies and enterprises access to computing power hosted in India, with prices set in Indian rupees.

Businesses Can Book GPU Capacity for upto Three Years

Companies can reserve GPU capacity for one, two or three years. Utho will allocate capacity in the order bookings are received. This will help businesses plan their computing needs before the GPUs are deployed.

The NVIDIA B300 is built on the Blackwell Ultra architecture and comes with 288GB of HBM3e memory. It is designed to handle demanding AI tasks, including large language model training, inference and AI agents.

Rupee Pricing and Data Hosting in India

Utho’s offering will include round-the-clock engineering support, rupee-based pricing and data hosting in India. These features aim to help businesses manage costs, reduce the impact of currency fluctuations and meet data residency requirements.

Manoj Dhanda, founder and CEO of Utho Cloud, said India’s AI ecosystem was moving beyond experimentation. Enterprises, start-ups and research teams need reliable computing power to build, train and deploy AI applications at scale, he said.

Dhanda added that advance bookings would give businesses greater certainty over computing access, costs and data location.

Utho Plans to Deploy 10,000 GPUs

The announcement comes as businesses seek greater access to the computing infrastructure needed to develop and deploy AI models. GPU availability, infrastructure costs and data residency remain important considerations for organisations expanding their AI operations.

Utho has outlined plans to invest in and deploy 10,000 GPUs, although it has not disclosed how many B300 GPUs are available for reservation or provided further details of the deployment schedule. Utho currently serves more than 51,000 customers, including over 3,500 business clients.

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