TLDR: Mumbai-based Novacore Innovations and New York’s GPU.ai have announced a strategic partnership to provide AI teams and enterprises with enhanced access to state-of-the-art GPU cloud resources, including NVIDIA Blackwell and H-series GPUs, across the United States and India. This collaboration aims to bridge geographical and technical gaps, offering optimized solutions for deep learning, generative AI, and scientific workloads, alongside initiatives like the ‘Builder’s Express’ program for startups.
Mumbai, India – September 4, 2025 – Novacore Innovations, a pioneering GPU cloud provider based in Mumbai, and GPU.ai, a New York-headquartered specialist in GPU cloud services, have officially announced a strategic partnership designed to significantly expand access to high-performance GPU resources for artificial intelligence (AI) teams and enterprises across the United States and India.
This collaboration addresses the growing demand for advanced computing power, particularly for complex AI workloads. GPU.ai brings its established U.S. east-coast-based cloud infrastructure, which currently serves American AI startups with NVIDIA A100, H100, and H200 instances. Complementing this, Novacore Innovations contributes its powerful Hyderabad Blackwell cluster, making it India’s first GPU cloud to offer NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, capable of powering deep learning, generative AI, and scientific workloads globally.
The partnership is set to deliver a unified platform where developers and enterprises can access both the latest NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and proven H-series hardware. This integration is crucial for eliminating geographic and technical silos, thereby accelerating AI development and deployment. Ranbir Badwal, Co-founder of Novacore Innovations, emphasized this point, stating, “This partnership enables builders in the U.S., India, and beyond to access the latest NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and proven H-series hardware on a single platform. We are eliminating geographic and technical silos to accelerate AI development and deployment, making it simpler for innovators to scale solutions wherever opportunity leads. This partnership helps us assure customers of latency optimization. Even when your compute cluster is halfway around the world from your end user, our engineers ensure that performance isn’t.”
John Nguyen, Co-founder of GPU.ai, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the seamless bridge created by the alliance: “AI startups want a smooth bridge between U.S. and international infrastructure—and with Novacore’s Blackwell cluster now paired with our GPU.ai stack, that’s a reality. Developers get access to both best-in-class locations and the latest GPU hardware for every stage of their project.”
Beyond hardware access, the partnership will focus on providing tailored solutions for cost-effective and high-performance deployments, considering factors like latency, workload demands, and end-user proximity. A key initiative is the ‘Builder’s Express’ program, which will offer complimentary compute credits and dedicated onboarding support to select early-stage startups and research teams seeking resources on either cloud. Both companies will also collaborate on workload migration best practices and technical resources to facilitate easy leveraging of each provider’s strengths as needs evolve. Joint research and development efforts will prioritize distributed scaling, burst capacity, and emerging use cases in generative AI and scientific modeling.
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For customers in regulated sectors and multinational corporations, the partnership also provides crucial options for data residency, ensuring that deployments meet compliance requirements in both jurisdictions. This comprehensive approach aims to empower enterprises building cross-border AI solutions, startups running time-sensitive inference, and researchers scaling massive generative models with rapid provisioning, advanced monitoring, hardware diagnostics, and coordinated support for mission-critical workloads.
