Announced commitments against government budgets and reported disbursements, by country.
Sovereign programme record · India · 2024–2029
India: IndiaAI Mission: $1.25B announced · 3.8% of the government-only floor disbursed
Every figure below derives from the same record the dashboard reads — this page is the programme as a citable object: the reconciliation with its denominator stated, the decomposition with its residual, and the dated evidence behind each claim.
Announced~$1.25B
Government-only floor$1.25B
Committed~$1.25B
Disbursed~$48M
The reconciliation. Four figures on one dollar scale, each bar a share of the largest. The reality ratio above divides disbursed by the government-only floor ($1.25B), and the field it divides by is stated so the division is reproducible. A hatched track is an absent figure carried with its reason — a government that does not publish disbursement is a finding, not a zero. Tildes mark estimated figures.
Pipeline stage: Appropriated (high confidence) — 4% of announced disbursed. The stage is a Scrutica derivation (tier 4), computed from the figures above, never asserted by the source. Announced in INR, converted at 82.78 as of 2024-03-07 via RBI reference rate via FRED DEXINUS (https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DEXINUS).
NVIDIA hardware: high · TSMC fabrication: high · US technology: high · BIS jurisdiction reach: low. Dependence levels are Scrutica classifications (tier 4) from the programme’s own disclosures — which hardware it buys, where it fabricates, and whose export jurisdiction its supply chain crosses.
Named partners: MeitY, Digital India Corporation, NVIDIA, Google, G42, L&T, Yotta.
₹10,300 crore (~$1.25B) approved. 38,000 GPUs operational + 1,050 Google Trillium TPUs (3rd tender) — reconfirmed current as of a 2026-07-13 digitalindia.gov.in release. G42 8 exaflop supercomputer partnership. Target: 100K GPUs by end 2026 (3x current). L&T: 30 MW Chennai + 40 MW Mumbai NVIDIA AI factory. Yotta: $2B, 20,000+ Blackwell Ultra GPUs. Adani-Jabil (2026-06-15): non-binding INTENT to form an AI-hardware manufacturing alliance in India (GW-scale rack/server manufacturing for export) — not yet a signed deal, no alliance-specific dollar figure disclosed.
What this record flags about itself · 13
Verified: the IndiaAI Mission's ₹10,300 crore (approximately $1.25B), and 38,000 GPUs operational.
3rd tender: 1,050 Google Trillium TPUs — first non-NVIDIA sovereign AI accelerator procurement
G42 8 exaflop supercomputer partnership announced
An ambiguity stands in the record: the 38,000-GPU figure does not distinguish government-owned hardware from hardware provided under public-private partnership.
Ownership of the 38,000-GPU target is unclear: official disclosures do not specify whether the hardware is government-owned or supplied under a public-private partnership. IndiaAI Mission tenders were awarded to private empanelled partners — Yotta, E2E and CMS IT among them — which points to a partnership model.
100K GPU target by end-2026 per IndiaAI Mission CEO statement (Indian Express + AI CERTs News, March 2026; the cited NVIDIA blog Feb 17 2026 does NOT contain this target — re-attribution corrected; authority tier 2 trade press citing executive briefing rather than tier 1)
L&T: 30 MW Chennai + 40 MW Mumbai NVIDIA AI factory (NVIDIA blog)
Disbursement: only Rs 400 crore (approximately $48M) had been released as of February 2026 against the Rs 10,300 crore outlay, less than 4% over two years, per MediaNama citing demand-for-grants data at authority tier 2. The Compute Capacity pillar carries the largest allocation at Rs 4,563 crore, but compute-specific disbursement is not separately disclosed.
FX provenance, settled 2026-05-08: the announced total of $1.25B derives from the Cabinet-approved ₹10,371.92 crore (₹103,719,200,000) in the PIB release of 7 March 2024. The rounded ₹10,300 crore framing used in the summary above is press shorthand, not the precise Cabinet figure. The rate applied is the RBI INR/USD reference rate of 82.78 on 7 March 2024 (FRED DEXINUS, anchored to the RBI as primary source). Recomputing gives ₹103,719,200,000 divided by 82.78 = $1,252,953,371, or approximately $1.253B; the recorded $1,250,000,000 falls within 0.2%, a rounding tolerance, and is retained.
Per-partner reconciliation, 2026-05-08: primary sources aggregate 38,000+ GPUs across 14 empanelled service providers, while the per-partner sum of disclosed allocations comes to approximately 23,434 GPUs — Yotta 15,080, Jio 1,020, Vensysco 2,300, Cyfuture 1,184, Locuz 1,300, Sify 2,500 and Ishan 50. Seven round-1 partners (Tata Communications, CMS Computers, CtrlS Datacenters, E2E Networks, Orient Technologies, NxtGen and Netmagic) have individual allocations that were not publicly itemized in MeitY, PIB or trade-press disclosures as of 2026-05-08; the residual of approximately 14,500 GPUs distributes across those seven plus the round-1 portions of the multi-round contractors Locuz, Vensysco, Sify and Ishan. Undisclosed counts are left empty rather than imputed, so no false precision enters the record. Sources: indianinfrastructure.com 2025-06-24 for the round-1 Yotta and Jio breakdowns, inc42.com 2025-08-18 for round-3 Locuz, Sify and Ishan, and egov.eletsonline.com 2025-05-15 for round-2 Cyfuture and Vensysco.
Re-verification, 2026-07-14, with no change to the figures: a digitalindia.gov.in press release dated 2026-07-13 (tier 1, retrieved from the publisher's own site) reconfirms that 'more than 38 thousand GPUs for common compute facility have been onboarded through the AI compute portal ... provided to Indian start-ups and academia at an affordable rate.' The existing 38,000-GPU figure is therefore current as of 13 July 2026 and not superseded. The release gives no per-provider or pricing breakdown.
Update, 2026-07-14, on the manufacturing and hardware-supply side, distinct from IndiaAI compute deployment: Adani Enterprises and Jabil announced on 2026-06-15 (adani.com newsroom, tier 1, retrieved from the publisher's own site) the intent to form a strategic alliance for a vertically integrated AI and data-center-infrastructure manufacturing platform in India, covering GW-scale rack, server, storage, networking, power and cooling manufacturing for export. The deal stage is confirmed by direct quotation: the parties 'announced the intent to form a strategic alliance' and are 'currently working on the definitive operational frameworks and formal documentation' — explicitly non-binding and pre-signature. No dollar figure specific to this alliance was disclosed; the retrieved content restates Adani's pre-existing $100B and 5GW green-energy data-center commitment and Jabil's FY2025 revenue of $29.8B as context, not as new alliance-specific capital. It is not added to the announced or committed totals, given the non-binding stage and the absence of a deal-specific figure, and is recorded as a manufacturing-supply-chain development rather than a compute-capacity or sovereign-financing one.
