Advanced Micro Devices has teamed with Tata Consultancy Services to provide its Helios data center architecture for a 200 megawatt AI infrastructure deployment in India. The collaboration involves co-developing rack-scale AI-ready facilities to support hyperscalers and enterprise customers seeking high-performance compute.

India ranks third globally in AI competitiveness and is investing heavily in national AI projects, making it a critical market for AMD’s end-to-end infrastructure strategy. CEO Lisa Su’s appearance at a technology summit underscores the importance of anchoring local compute capacity and scaling deployments from pilots to large-scale operations.

This partnership follows data showing Arista Networks allocating 20–25% of its AI chip deployments to AMD products, up from near-zero in 2025, signaling a gradual shift away from Nvidia dominance. AMD’s expanded footprint in India aims to capture share in one of the fastest-growing AI regions and challenge established market leaders.