On the government’s India AI Mission, chief executive Sunil Gupta said Yotta Data Services is unlikely to subsidise prices further for the government as the government plans to facilitate the availability of 10,000 GPUs-time for startups, researchers and academia. Yotta’s GPU time on an hourly basis is aggressively priced but the company would be open to negotiations once the government’s tender is out, he said.
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