Novacore and GPU.ai Partner to Expand GPU Cloud Access

Sep 3, 2025
Novacore Innovations and GPU.ai have announced a partnership to enhance GPU cloud access across the U.S. and India, providing AI teams with state-of-the-art resources.

Novacore Innovations and GPU.ai have announced a strategic partnership to expand access to Blackwell-powered GPU cloud resources across the United States and India. Announced in a press release, this collaboration aims to provide AI teams and enterprises with seamless access to advanced GPU resources, including NVIDIA A100, H100, and H200 instances.

The partnership leverages GPU.ai's U.S. east-coast-based cloud infrastructure and Novacore's Hyderabad Blackwell cluster, enabling remote deployment worldwide. This initiative is designed to offer tailored solutions for high-performance deployments, considering factors like latency and workload demands.

Additionally, the partnership introduces a 'Builder's Express' program, offering complimentary compute credits and onboarding support to select startups and research teams. This collaboration also focuses on joint R&D efforts into distributed scaling and emerging use cases in generative AI and scientific modeling, providing unique advantages for enterprises and researchers working on cross-border AI solutions.

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