L&T's Vyoma.AI breaks ground on a 52 MW data centre in Chennai designed for direct-to-chip liquid cooling
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Vyoma.AI, the AI cloud and hyperscale data centre business of Larsen & Toubro, held a groundbreaking ceremony for a 52 MW AI-ready data centre in Chennai that it says will use direct-to-chip liquid cooling. The site is part of L&T's planned AI Factory campus in Chennai, which already runs AI compute in an operational 30 MW facility supported by 150 MVA of power infrastructure. Vyoma.AI says it targets more than 250 MW of data centre capacity across India (company plan).
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