India's National Stock Exchange installs direct-to-chip liquid cooling for its own AI servers, planned to scale to 224 GPUs
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The National Stock Exchange of India said on 9 November that it has deployed direct-to-chip liquid cooling in its on-premises data centre to support its AI workloads, which it describes as a first for Indian capital markets. NSE says it already runs several GPUs, plans to pass 80 GPUs during the current quarter, and has designed the cooling to scale to 224 GPUs across high-density racks. It says keeping the AI computing on site supports data sovereignty and regulatory compliance. The release does not name the cooling supplier or give rack densities or power figures.
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