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Indian cloud provider Utho Cloud has opened reservations for NVIDIA B300 GPUs in India ahead of a planned February 2027 deployment, offering AI companies and enterprises committed computing capacity with rupee-based billing and India-hosted infrastructure.
The company said that organisations can reserve GPU capacity for one, two, or three years. Allocations will be made in the order of reservations, allowing customers to plan computing requirements ahead of deployment.
The NVIDIA B300, based on the Blackwell Ultra architecture, comes with 288GB of HBM3e memory and supports workloads such as large language model training, inference, and AI agents.
Utho said its offering will include round-the-clock engineering support, rupee-based pricing, and local data hosting. These provisions are intended to help Indian businesses plan infrastructure costs, reduce exposure to foreign exchange fluctuations, and address data residency requirements.
“India’s AI ecosystem is moving beyond experimentation. Enterprises, startups and research teams need reliable access to advanced computing to build, train, and deploy AI applications at scale,” Manoj Dhanda, Founder and CEO of Utho Cloud, said in a statement.
“By opening reservations for NVIDIA B300 capacity in India, we want to give businesses greater certainty around access, costs, and data location,” he added.
Utho’s announcement comes as demand for computing infrastructure grows alongside the adoption of AI applications. GPU availability, infrastructure costs, and data residency requirements remain considerations for businesses planning to train and deploy AI models.
The company said its broader investment in GPU infrastructure is intended to expand access to computing capacity for Indian organisations. Utho has outlined plans to invest in and deploy 10,000 GPUs, but it did not provide further details on the deployment timeline or the number of B300 GPUs available for reservation.
Utho Cloud serves more than 51,000 customers, including over 3,500 B2B clients.