Overview
- Blackstone and co-investors agreed to provide up to $600 million of primary equity to Neysa, giving Blackstone majority control of the Indian AI infrastructure startup.
- Neysa intends to raise an additional $600 million in debt, creating a $1.2 billion capital program to accelerate domestic GPU capacity.
- The company will direct most funds to large-scale GPU clusters spanning compute, networking, and storage, with a smaller share for software across orchestration, observability, and security.
- Neysa reports about 1,200 GPUs in operation today and serves enterprises, public-sector clients, and AI developers that require locally hosted, GPU-first infrastructure.
- Blackstone estimates India has fewer than 60,000 GPUs installed today and projects growth to more than two million in coming years, aligning the deal with national efforts like the IndiaAI Mission.