Tata Communications and AWS Partner to Build Advanced AI-Ready Network in India

Tata Communications Partners with AWS to Develop Advanced AI-Ready Network in India | AIM

This partnership aims to create a high-capacity long-distance network connecting key AWS infrastructure sites in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai. Tata Communications, a prominent player in global communications technology, has announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to create an advanced AI-ready network in India. This strategic alliance will establish a high-capacity and resilient long-distance network that links three key AWS infrastructure sites, facilitating the proliferation of generative AI and promoting cloud innovation within the country. The collaboration represents one of the largest network deployments by Tata Communications in India, notable for its size, scale and bandwidth. "This association marks our largest ever National Long-Distance program and showcases Tata Communications' unparalleled capability to support large-capacity, complex projects requiring scaled network solutions," Genius Wong, executive vice president (core and next-gen connectivity services) and CTO at Tata Communications, said. AWS operates two data centre regions in India, located in Mumbai and Hyderabad, along with AWS Direct Connect and AWS Edge Network facilities in Chennai. The network will connect the AWS infrastructure in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai through a comprehensive national long-haul network, establishing a solid infrastructure backbone for AI and machine learning tasks throughout India. The partnership focuses on enhancing network connectivity using Tata Communications' advanced infrastructure for high-bandwidth, low-latency AI applications. AWS will implement its custom network technologies to ensure top-level security and performance. This collaboration aims to empower Indian businesses to develop scalable AI solutions, driving innovation in healthcare, finance and education while ensuring robust data security and compliance. The company states that the new network will deliver high performance and scalability, which are crucial for next-generation AI applications. By using Tata Communications' advanced network, AWS will enable Indian businesses to develop GenAI applications and train models quickly. It will feature express routes with ultra-low latency for efficient data transfer and processing, which is vital for AI and ML workloads. "The infrastructure is designed to support the most data-intensive workloads, like 5G, generative AI, and high-performance computing. This collaboration with Tata Communications will further enable our customers in India to innovate at scale with cloud and generative AI, and drive growth in India's rapidly expanding digital economy," Jesse Dougherty, vice president for Network Edge Services at AWS, said.

Tata Communications collaborates with Amazon to establish advanced AI-ready network in India

Tata Communications has collaborated with Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company to establish an advanced AI-ready network in India, the company announced on Tuesday. Under this project, Tata Comm will establish a high-capacity, resilient long-distance network connecting three major AWS infrastructure locations to bolster generative AI adoption and cloud innovation in India. The planned AI network will connect AWS infrastructure in Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Chennai through a comprehensive, national long-haul network, creating a powerful infrastructure backbone for AI and machine learning (ML) workloads across India. The company under Amazon has two data centre regions in India in Mumbai and Hyderabad along with infrastructure of AWS Direct Connect and AWS Edge Network in Chennai. "AI is transforming industries globally, and our collaboration with AWS positions us at the forefront of this revolution in India...By building a tailored network solution we're ushering in an AI era in India, reinforcing our position as the long-term partner of choice for global technology leaders," said Genius Wong, Executive Vice President, Tata Communications. "This association marks our largest ever National Long-Distance program and showcases Tata Communications' unparalleled capability to support large-capacity, complex projects requiring scaled network solutions," he added. "The infrastructure is designed to support the most data-intensive workloads, like 5G, generative AI, and high performance computing. This collaboration will further enable our customers in India to innovate at scale with cloud and generative AI, and drive growth in India's rapidly expanding digital economy," Jesse Dougherty, VP for Network Edge Services at Amazon Web Services said.

Tata Communications and AWS Join Forces to Launch AI-Optimised Network in India

Tata Communications in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company, announced that the companies will enable an advanced AI-ready network in India. The strategic collaboration will establish a high-capacity, resilient long-distance network connecting three major AWS infrastructure locations to bolster generative AI adoption and cloud innovation in India. The collaboration marks one of the India's largest ever network deployments by Tata Communications in terms of size, scale and bandwidth. AWS has two data centre Regions in India located in Mumbai and Hyderabad, and AWS Direct Connect and AWS Edge Network infrastructure in Chennai. The network will connect AWS infrastructure in Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Chennai through a comprehensive, national long-haul network, creating a powerful infrastructure backbone for AI and machine learning (ML) workloads across India.