OXMIQ Partners AM Intelligence Labs On India AI Compute Hub
KUALA LUMPUR, March 16 (Bernama) -- OXMIQ Labs (OXMIQ), a GPU architecture and artificial intelligence (AI) technology company, has announced a strategic technology partnership with AM Intelligence Labs to provide data centre and system infrastructure advisory.
The data centre and system infrastructure advisory supports AM Intelligence Labs' plan to develop two gigawatts (GW) of AI compute capacity, beginning with an initial one GW AI Compute Hub in Uttar Pradesh, India.
Under the partnership, OXMIQ will serve as the architecture and engineering partner for the compute platform, working with AM Intelligence Labs to design the systems architecture, hardware roadmap, and supply chain strategy.
“AM Intelligence Labs is the ideal partner for OXMIQ. They have solved the hardest constraint in large-scale AI infrastructure: access to reliable, carbon-free power at a global scale.
“Bringing that expertise into AM Intelligence Labs’ infrastructure from the first architectural decisions means every rack, every interconnect, every storage and cooling system is designed around the workloads and economics required for the AI era,” said OXMIQ Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Raja Koduri.
OXMIQ brings deep expertise spanning the entire compute stack, from transistor-level GPU architecture and advanced packaging through rack-scale systems, high-performance interconnects and orchestration software required to operate AI workloads at scale.
According to OXMIQ in a statement, the partnership enables end-to-end optimisation across the AI compute infrastructure stack.
AM Intelligence Labs is a strategic business division of AM Group, parent of Greenko, India's largest green energy producer with 50 GW of renewable capacity across solar, wind, and hydro, backed by 100 gigawatt-hour (GWh) of intelligent energy storage.
The group has commenced development of its flagship AI infrastructure initiative, with Phase 1 of the Noida Compute Hub currently in active execution and targeted to bring initial compute capacity online by 2027.
-- BERNAMA