AI-native, high-performance cloud is key to accelerating digital transformation in India

PIYUSH GUPTA
VP – INDIA, APAC & MIDDLE EAST, VULTR

“At Vultr, we are proactively adapting our cloud offerings to the evolving AI-native and distributed computing landscape. As enterprises move from centralized models, our 32 global data centers—including Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi NCR—are built to handle high-performance AI workloads. With India’s IT spending projected at $176.3 billion in 2026 (Gartner), driven by cloud and data center investments, businesses are increasingly focused on AI. Local latency and data residency are now critical. We are expanding VM and bare-metal CPU and GPU compute capacity, investing in Kubernetes and managed container offerings, and ensuring data sovereignty is integral to our infrastructure strategy.

Our growth strategy rests on three pillars. First, product depth: customers can scale from their first VM to multi-region deployments without switching providers. Second, building the developer community through education, engagement, and accessible onboarding. Third, strengthening our partner ecosystem with system integrators and managed service providers who understand Indian enterprises’ legacy infrastructure and compliance requirements.

Transparent pricing underpins all three pillars, addressing one of the biggest confidence concerns for businesses.

Vultr propels customers from AI experimentation to production-scale digital transformation. Gaming, healthtech, and fintech firms benefit from lower latency, cost efficiency, and high availability. Predictable infrastructure frees teams to focus on building. Our goal is to shorten the distance between ideas and deployment, expand capabilities for Indian businesses, and make infrastructure a solved problem—the only question that remains is what to build next.”