SIFY Stock Doubles, Grabs Retail Attention After Turning Nvidia Co-Location Partner

Shares of Sify Technologies (SIFY) surged over 105% on Tuesday, making it one of the top gainers across U.S. markets after the India-based IT firm said it has become a co-location partner with NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) through the NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center program.

The partnership, certified for liquid cooling, positions Sify to offer state-of-the-art AI infrastructure solutions to enterprises.

The certification allows Sify’s data centers to support up to 130 KW per rack, integrating NVIDIA DGX—an advanced platform designed for high-density AI workloads including analytics, training, and inference.

With this partnership, Sify said its customers gain access to powerful supercomputing performance in scalable AI-ready data centers, enhancing their ability to harness AI technologies.

Sharad Agarwal, CEO of Sify Infinit Spaces, highlighted that Sify’s investment in AI-ready data centers across its Mumbai, Noida, and Chennai campuses will drive the evolving AI and machine learning landscape in India.

Tony Paikeday, senior director at NVIDIA’s DGX platform, said, "As India's first NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center partner certified for liquid cooling, Sify offers enterprises a cost-effective solution that helps meet enterprise AI infrastructure requirements."

Sify says it already has over 10,000 businesses across multiple verticals utilizing its data centers, networks, and security services.

On Stocktwits, retail sentiment for SIFY turned ‘extremely bullish’ (96/100) following the news, while message volume hit its highest level this year.

As AI continues to boom, Morgan Stanley projects the data center cooling market could hit $4.8 billion by 2027, marking a lucrative opportunity for companies like Sify that are embracing advanced cooling solutions.

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