Neysa Picks STT GDC Noida 2 Data Center for Up to 9,000 GPUs

Neysa is a GPU-focused AI cloud provider founded in 2023 and backed by Blackstone, according to the release. Its portfolio includes Velocis, a managed AI cloud platform, and Tytan, dedicated bare-metal AI infrastructure.

Why it matters for capacity

The release gives a GPU count but no megawatt figure, no GPU model and no contract value. That leaves the power draw unstated, and Voltgrid is not estimating it. Voltgrid News reported earlier on Vultr's AMD cluster in Chennai, another India AI build-out. What the release does give is scale for the host: STT GDC said it manages more than 613 MW of critical IT load across 34 facilities in 10 Indian cities, including sites under development.

Neysa CEO Sharad Sanghi called the Noida plan "one part" of a strategy that plans compute, platform and data center infrastructure together. Bimal Khandelwal, STT GDC's CEO for India, framed the deal around enterprises moving from experimentation to production AI.

What is not confirmed yet

Both companies describe the deployment as planned, not operating. The release does not say how many of the 9,000 GPUs arrive at go-live, which hardware they use, how much critical IT capacity the phase reserves at Noida 2, or when later phases follow. The phrase "up to 9,000 GPUs" is a design ceiling for the first phase, not an installed count. Watch for a power or hardware disclosure from either company as the Q1 2027 date approaches.