L&T’s Vyoma.AI Breaks Ground on 52 MW Data Centre in Chennai
L&T’s Vyoma.AI has commenced construction on a 52 MW data center in Chennai, designed specifically to accommodate the extreme thermal demands of AI and high-performance computing. By implementing advanced direct-to-chip liquid cooling, the facility aims to maintain superior efficiency and hardware longevity despite the intense heat generated by modern AI workloads. This infrastructure investment marks a significant upgrade to India’s digital backbone, focusing on sustainable performance for next-generation computing.
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Data center operators and enterprises should prioritize liquid cooling integration as a baseline requirement for high-density AI infrastructure deployments.
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