Vertical Data Targets India’s Growing AI Infrastructure Market with New Delhi Office

Vertical Data Inc. (OTCQB:VDTA), an operator in AI infrastructure and GPU financing, has announced the opening of its New Delhi office. This strategic move aims to establish a regional base for the company’s AI infrastructure, GPU financing, and data center development activities within India.

The company has appointed Ratan Kapoor and Dhanraj Misra to lead its expansion efforts in the region, with plans for further team growth. Vertical Data’s focus areas include sovereign AI infrastructure programs, enterprise GPU deployments, data center development, and collaborations with Indian neocloud operators. The company reports an existing business pipeline with local and international cloud providers seeking AI hardware, GPU financing solutions, and managed infrastructure services.

India’s Expanding Data Center and AI Landscape

India is recognized as one of the fastest-scaling AI infrastructure markets globally. Industry projections underscore the significant growth trajectory:

Data Center Market: Valued at $8.94 billion in 2025, India’s data center market is projected to reach $31.36 billion by 2035, according to Astute Analytica.
Capacity Growth: Nomura forecasts India’s data center capacity could expand to 9.2 GW by 2030.
AI Investment: The Tech Portal indicates India is targeting $200 billion in AI infrastructure spending, with $90 billion already committed.

Deven Soni, CEO of [Vertical Data](https://verticaldata.io/), commented on the expansion, stating, “India is a pivotal AI infrastructure market globally. Sovereign programs, large enterprises, and neocloud operators in the region require capital-efficient methods for deploying GPU infrastructure. Our integrated offering, which includes hardware, financing, managed services, and data center development, is designed to meet these needs. Our local team enables us to engage these opportunities directly and respond to the pace of the AI market.”

Ratan Kapoor, representing Vertical Data India, added, “Compute demand in India is growing at a rate that exceeds available domestic financing and data center capacity. We are building our team and operations in India to work with sovereign, enterprise, and neocloud customers from a local perspective, while applying international best practices in AI infrastructure.”

This expansion reflects a broader trend of technology companies increasing their presence in India to capitalize on the nation’s burgeoning digital economy and demand for advanced computing infrastructure. For more on the latest tech industry developments and market trends, visit TechnoSports(https://technosports.co.in/).