Yotta's GPUs are Now Available on NVIDIA's GPU Marketplace Lepton

AI cloud service provider Yotta Data Services' GPU compute resources are now available on NVIDIA’s DGX Cloud Lepton platform.

At Computex, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang introduced Lepton, a new AI platform designed to link developers with a global marketplace of GPU compute resources.

Lepton connects tens of thousands of GPUs from NVIDIA’s cloud partners—including Yotta—enabling developers to access regional compute capacity on demand or for long-term needs.

With this integration, Yotta becomes one of the first participants in the DGX Cloud Lepton marketplace.

According to the Hiranandani Group-owned startup, Yotta’s Shakti Cloud will integrate with DGX Cloud Lepton to support the training of Sarvam’s Sovereign Large Language Model (LLM), designed specifically for Indian languages and use cases.

This LLM, developed under the IndiaAI Mission in partnership with the Government of India, aims to serve as a core foundation for the country’s generative and agentic AI capabilities.

“As an empaneled partner in the India AI Mission, Yotta is proud to contribute to the nation’s vision by delivering sovereign, high-performance GPU cloud infrastructure through NVIDIA DGX Cloud Lepton. This enables startups, enterprises, and researchers to build homegrown large language models and AI solutions that reinforce digital sovereignty and innovation at scale,” Sunil Gupta, Co-founder, CEO & Managing Director, Yotta, said.

Yotta also said it will deploy the latest NVIDIA B200 GPUs in the near future to support advanced AI workloads — including large language models, recommender systems, and generative applications — with the goal of accelerating India’s leadership in artificial intelligence.