Chennai: Digital Connexion has announced that its MAA10 facility in Ambattur, Chennai has been certified as part of the NVIDIA DGX-ready data centre program. The certification recognises the centre’s ability to support high-density GPU and AI workloads, marking a significant milestone in India’s AI infrastructure development.
MAA10 is purpose-built to meet the rigorous demands of advanced computing, including AI training and inference. The facility complies with ASHRAE W2 thermal guidelines and supports both air and liquid cooling options, enabling flexible deployment of conventional GPU servers as well as next-generation high-density systems.
Equipped with an N+2C power architecture, the data centre offers additional redundancy to ensure high availability and reliability—key requirements for enterprises scaling AI infrastructure.
“The ability to process and manage data at scale is foundational to successful AI deployments. As AI adoption accelerates across India’s key industries, so does the need for infrastructure that can overcome Data Gravity barriers and support increasingly intensive AI workloads,” said C R Srinivasan, CEO – Digital Connexion.
“Our certification as part of the NVIDIA DGX-ready data centre program strengthens MAA10’s position as a purpose-built, high-performance environment engineered to aggregate, process, and manage large volumes of AI data, empowering enterprises to innovate at scale,” added Srinivasan.
The certification reinforces MAA10’s strategic role in extending the reach of PlatformDigital, which is Digital Realty’s global data centre platform, supporting the aggregation and management of data-intensive workloads. With Indian enterprises continuing to embed AI into their operations, facilities like MAA10 play a critical role in overcoming infrastructure bottlenecks.
With dedicated infrastructure engineered to handle dynamic GPU load patterns, MAA10 is positioned to support enterprises developing and deploying data-intensive AI applications in India.
