National Stock Exchange of India adds liquid cooling to expand AI computing

Nov 13, 2026
The exchange plans up to 80 GPUs this quarter and eventually 224 in high-density racks in its own data center.

The National Stock Exchange of India has deployed direct-to-chip liquid cooling at its on-premises data center to expand its AI capacity, DCD reports. It plans to deploy up to 80 GPUs this quarter and eventually 224 GPUs in high-density racks.

Keeping the hardware on its own premises lets the exchange keep control of its data and computing, in line with regulations, and it may later extend the cooling to its colocation data center. "AI is driving a fundamental shift in technology infrastructure," said chief technology officer Sampath Manickam.

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