Overview
- Larsen & Toubro’s LTN Compute unit has secured a 'mega' order classified between ₹10,000 crore and ₹15,000 crore to build the facility, though the company did not disclose the exact contract value.
- The installation will use an NVIDIA B300 'AI Factory' cluster made up of 10,000 B300 GPUs to support training, fine-tuning and large‑scale inference for commercial and public customers.
- The AI Factory will be hosted at Vyoma.AI’s gigawatt‑scale data‑centre campus in Chennai, where the first phase was designed for 250 MW of capacity and the site’s power infrastructure is ready for 150 MVA to allow immediate operation and future growth.
- The work is part of a strategic tie‑up with US‑based Together AI and sits inside LTN Compute’s plan to offer AI‑ready data centres, sovereign cloud platforms and GPU services across India.
- Beyond compute, the project raises practical issues for the power grid and cooling needs, could speed access to large models for Indian firms and governments, and may prompt closer scrutiny of energy sourcing and data‑sovereignty arrangements as the site expands.