Cooling requirements emerging for sovereign GPU data centres in India

October 27, 2026

Guest Blogger

Author: Sumati Sahgal, VP, Data Centre & Secure Power, Greater India India’s sovereign-compute procurement does not explicitly mandate liquid cooling. However, cooling is increasingly tied to bid readiness for data centre operators and the partners designing their infrastructure. IndiaAI increasingly evaluates outcomes influenced by cooling...

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