Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) is set to get a major boost as data centers worldwide prepare to deploy the much-anticipated Vera Rubin GPU. The American chipmaker announced that shipments will begin this fall, powering data centers with its most advanced GPU. An Indian data center firm, Yotta Services, will be among the first to deploy Vera Rubin GB300 after procuring 40,000 GPUs. The plant, which is based in Noida, boasts 120 megawatts of power and will see a $12 billion expansion. CEO Sunil Gupta confirmed to MoneyControl that they plan to expand data centers to Navi Mumbai.

The Navi Mumbai data center will order another 40,000 Vera Rubin GPUs to get the plant operational. “We are fitting out our next data centre in Mumbai, NM2, which is an 80-megawatt data centre. We are planning to put around 40,000 NVIDIA GB300 chips in it. We are also starting construction of our D4 data centre in the Greater Noida campus that will be a 120 MW data centre. That building will have 40,000 Vera Rubin chips,” Gupta said. Nvidia would see a surge in sales and usage, making its stock prospects brighter.

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Data Centers Prepare To Deploy Vera Rubin GB300 GPUs, Nvidia Stock To Benefit the Most

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Taking an entry position in Nvidia stock before the Vera Rubin shipments go live could be beneficial. While India’s data center is just one among the global orders, several plants are gearing up for the deployment. NVDA opened Friday’s trading session at $218 and is mostly trading sideways on the charts. The leading equity could kick-start a major rally when the orders begin to ship out to clients. The entire AI sector could see robust and faster results, benefiting the industry as a whole. Nvidia stands at the top of the AI chain, with data centers depending on its products for better performance.

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