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NSE is expanding its AI computing infrastructure with direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology, as it plans to scale GPU capacity to meet rising demand for high-performance computing.| Image: Bloomberg
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday announced that it has deployed direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology to support its expanding artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, with plans to scale graphics processing units (GPU) capacity beyond 80 this quarter and up to 224 in the future.
The deployment is the first of its kind in Indian capital markets and is aimed at supporting high-density computing through a scalable cooling architecture, the exchange noted.
The exchange plans to extend the direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology to its co-location data centre in the near future, based on market participants’ requirements.
“Deployed within NSE’s on-premises data centre environment, the infrastructure is designed to strengthen data sovereignty while retaining complete control over AI data, computing resources and access. This approach supports NSE’s security governance and alignment with applicable regulatory and compliance requirements as AI adoption scales,” the exchange stated.
A day earlier on Diwali, NSE announced a slew of new features across its web and mobile platforms, aimed at making market information more accessible for investors and trading members.
Key among them is a beta version of NSE Market Lens, a stock screening platform that converts natural language queries into editable filters.
The exchange also introduced AI-assisted summaries of corporate announcements in text and audio, and minute-wise Option Greeks. NSE market data can now be accessed via AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude through Model Context Protocol.
First Published: Nov 09 2026 | 5:09 PM IST
