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Vultr and AMD announce planned 20 MW AI cluster in Chennai

The companies announced on 21 October a planned 20 MW AI cluster in Chennai, India, using AMD Instinct MI355X accelerators. This is planned infrastructure.

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The companies said it is intended for AI labs, model developers, startups, enterprises and research institutions. No commissioning date, GPU count or project cost was disclosed.

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