Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and American semiconductor firm Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) broadened their partnership in artificial intelligence to create extensive AI data center infrastructure in India, as both firms aimed to compete in the expanding computing market of the country.

The firms announced they will collaboratively create a rack-scale AI infrastructure design in India utilizing AMD’s ‘Helios’ platform, focusing on enterprise and sovereign AI requirements.

The broadened alliance will have TCS, via its subsidiary HyperVault AI Data Center Limited, implement AMD’s AI architecture in the nation. The partnership features a design for AI-ready data centers that can expand to a capacity of 200 megawatts. The announcement was made concurrent with the commencement of the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.

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The firms state that the suggested platform will facilitate high-performance training and inference tasks for hyperscalers, AI companies, and major enterprises working in India.

According to the agreement, AMD will supply its complete AI compute platform, whereas TCS will manage engineering, integration, and enterprise deployment for data center infrastructure. The firms stated that the rack-scale design intends to enhance performance efficiency and reduce deployment timelines for enterprise AI systems.

This shift positions AMD more squarely in competition with Nvidia in India's AI infrastructure sector, where businesses and government-related projects are enhancing compute power for large language models and sophisticated analytics.

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Lisa Su, Chair and CEO of AMD, stated that the transition from pilot projects to large-scale implementations is increasing the need for innovative computing models.

“AI adoption is moving swiftly from pilot programs to extensive implementations, and this transition necessitates a revised framework for computing infrastructure." With 'Helios', we are providing an open, rack-scale AI platform focused on performance, efficiency, and lasting adaptability. In collaboration with TCS, we are empowering businesses throughout India to implement AI extensively today while establishing the computational foundation for the future," she stated in an official company announcement.

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TCS Managing Director and CEO K Krithivasan stated that the collaboration would support the implementation of Helios-based infrastructure in India.