Sify Technologies launches Pay-per-use AI Cloud model in India

Sify Technologies recently announced a Pay-per-use pricing model for its Artificial Intelligence Cloud (AIC) Services in India. This service aims to address the increasing demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure by providing an hourly pricing structure that includes costs for both hosting and power, allowing quicker access to NVIDIA-certified data centers.

In addition, Accelsius has joined the U.S. Department of Energy's ARPA-E COOLERCHIPS project, which aims to improve energy efficiency in data centers through advanced hybrid cooling technologies. The initiative will utilize Accelsius's Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) for various testing applications.

Digi Power X is collaborating with Super Micro Computer to deploy Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) infrastructure at a new facility located in Alabama. The implementation is expected to achieve operational readiness within four months, with plans for significant power capacity increases projected by 2027.

Aviz Networks has launched Autonomous System Number (ASN) 2.0, an upgrade designed to enhance enterprise and telecom network performance by integrating advanced packet deduplication and inspection features, leading to greater application identification accuracy.

Lastly, the SUSE Summit China 2025 highlighted the importance of open-source technologies in the adoption of AI, with discussions surrounding security and transparency in digital transformation efforts for enterprises. These developments outline ongoing trends in Data Center Operations (DCO), AI infrastructure, and enterprise networking strategies, relevant for IT leaders addressing technology integration challenges.