Indian cloud provider Utho has revealed plans to purchase 10,000 Nvidia GPUs in the next two years.

As reported by ETDatacenters, Utho will also acquire AMD GPUs at a later date, as it seeks to meet growing demand for AI services in India.

The Nvidia GPUs will include the H200, H100, A100, RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell, and the L4 chips. The company plans to gradually buy the chips and deploy them across Utho's data centers in the next two years and has already begun placing orders.

Utho claims it will be offering access to the AI hardware at prices up to 60 percent cheaper than hyperscalers.

Utho's founder and CEO Manoj Dhanda told ETDatacenters that the company is currently self-funded, but is having discussions with investors and partners who are offering to help with financing.

According to Utho's website, the company operates data centers in Noida, Mumbai (x2), and Bangalore. It also lists locations globally in Germany, the UK, and Singapore.

The company launched as a web host in 2010 and became a public cloud platform in 2018. It is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.