Mumbai, Nov. 9 -- The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has deployed direct-to-chip liquid cooling (DCLC) technology to support its expanding artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The exchange plans to increase its GPU capacity to more than 80 during the current quarter, with infrastructure designed to support up to 224 GPUs.

NSE said the deployment is the first of its kind in Indian capital markets. The technology enables high-density GPU computing through a scalable cooling architecture designed for compute-intensive AI workloads.

The infrastructure has been deployed at NSE's on-premises data centre. It is designed to strengthen data sovereignty and retain control over AI data, computing resources and access. The setup wil...