L&T’s AI cloud and hyperscale data center business conducts Bhoomi Pujan for a direct-to-chip liquid-cooled facility as part of its planned gigawatt-scale AI Factory campus
Key Highlights
- Company – Vyoma.AI (L&T)
- Location – Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Upcoming capacity – 52 MW
- Cooling technology – Direct-to-chip liquid cooling
- Power infrastructure readiness – 150 MVA
- Existing operational facility – 30 MW
- National expansion target – Over 250 MW
Vyoma.AI, the integrated AI cloud and hyperscale data center business of Larsen & Toubro (L&T), has conducted the Bhoomi Pujan ceremony for its upcoming 52 MW AI-ready green data center in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
The project aims to address rising demand for artificial intelligence (AI) computing, cloud adoption, high-performance workloads and data localisation as India’s digital economy expands.
Direct-to-Chip Cooling for High-Density AI Workloads
The upcoming facility is being designed specifically for high-density AI computing requirements. It will feature direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology to support thermal management, operational reliability and scalability for advanced computing infrastructure.
The data center will serve hyperscalers, neocloud providers and AI innovators requiring infrastructure capable of supporting demanding computing workloads.
Vyoma.AI also plans to integrate renewable energy and energy-efficient technologies into the facility, reflecting its focus on sustainable digital infrastructure. The company has not disclosed specific renewable energy procurement arrangements or a project commissioning timeline.
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Chennai Campus Builds on Existing AI Infrastructure
The 52 MW project forms part of L&T’s planned gigawatt-scale AI Factory campus in Chennai. The campus already hosts advanced AI compute clusters in an operational 30 MW facility and is supported by 150 MVA of power infrastructure readiness.
The existing infrastructure provides a foundation for the campus’s planned expansion. Reliable power availability and specialised cooling systems are important considerations for data centers serving energy-intensive AI applications.
The development also highlights the growing intersection of digital infrastructure and energy management, as AI adoption increases demand for computing capacity, electricity and efficient thermal management.
Vyoma.AI’s Enterprise Infrastructure Offerings
Vyoma.AI provides integrated digital infrastructure and computing services for enterprises and other high-compute users. Its core offerings include:
- Sovereign Cloud: Cloud platforms designed to support data sovereignty requirements.
- GPU-as-a-Service: GPU computing resources for AI and other compute-intensive workloads.
- Hyperscale Colocation: Infrastructure for large-scale digital operations.
- Mission-Critical Infrastructure: Digital infrastructure serving government, banking and financial services, healthcare, manufacturing and other industries.
National Expansion Target Exceeds 250 MW
Commenting on the groundbreaking, Prashant Chiranjive Jain, Managing Director of Vyoma.AI, said the project represents a significant step towards strengthening India’s digital infrastructure ecosystem. He added that the facility is being designed to deliver the performance, scalability and resilience required for next-generation workloads while advancing sustainable, low-carbon digital infrastructure.
The Chennai development supports Vyoma.AI’s national expansion roadmap, which targets more than 250 MW of data center capacity across India.
Backed by L&T’s engineering and infrastructure capabilities, Vyoma.AI aims to expand access to secure, scalable and AI-ready computing infrastructure for Indian and global enterprises.