National Stock Exchange of India Deploys Liquid Cooling for AI

The National Stock Exchange of India deployed direct-to-chip liquid cooling (DCLC) technology at its on-premises data center to support expanding artificial intelligence workloads. This implementation marks the first deployment of its kind within Indian capital markets, providing a scalable architecture for high-density computing.

The exchange plans to scale its graphics processing unit (GPU) capacity beyond 80 this quarter, with a long-term target of 224 GPUs. By utilizing on-premises infrastructure rather than cloud services, the exchange aims to maintain complete control over computing resources and ensure data sovereignty in alignment with regulatory and compliance requirements.

Executives stated the move strengthens operational excellence and readiness for next-generation AI workloads. The exchange also intends to extend the liquid cooling technology to its co-location data center to meet the specific requirements of market participants.