Tachyon9 Corporation has entered into a strategic binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Nidar Infrastructure Limited, the parent company and majority shareholder of Yotta Data Services. This partnership establishes a foundational framework to anchor the Nakota AI Data Campus, a project designed to support up to 1 GW of total capacity upon full development. The collaboration is intended to support a proposed combination between Tachyon9 and Nixxy (NASDAQ: NIXX) to create a publicly traded entity purpose-built for the AI economy. By integrating Tachyon9's development platform, Nixxy's public market presence, and Yotta's hyperscale AI capabilities, the partners aim to build a next-generation infrastructure company capable of meeting the rapidly expanding global demand for artificial intelligence computing.
Nidar and Yotta’s Role in Nakota AI Data Campus
Under the terms of the MOU, Nidar's U.S. affiliate is expected to serve as the anchor customer for the first 100 megawatts (MW) of capacity at the Nakota project. In addition to this customer role, Nidar will participate as an economic partner in the project. This initial 100 MW deployment is expected to contribute approximately $2.34 billion in revenue over a 15-year commitment. At full utilization of this first phase, the arrangement contemplates approximately $156 million in annual contracted infrastructure revenue, which management believes creates a substantial foundation of recurring cash flow and a clear pathway toward future expansion.
Yotta Data Services, India's largest operator of Nvidia GPU compute infrastructure, brings significant operational expertise and access to one of the world's most advanced AI infrastructure ecosystems. The partnership aims to integrate large-scale GPU compute infrastructure into a vertically integrated business model. This structure is designed to encompass power, data centers, AI cloud services, and compute resources, potentially creating a multi-billion-dollar platform positioned at the center of one of the largest infrastructure buildouts in modern history.
Integration of Power, Compute, and Public Market Presence
The proposed combination of Tachyon9 and Nixxy is designed to move beyond the scope of traditional data center operators that focus solely on real estate and colocation services. Instead, the resulting public company intends to operate across multiple layers of the AI value chain. This comprehensive approach includes power generation and energy infrastructure, hyperscale and edge data center development, GPU compute deployment, AI cloud services, and long-term contracted colocation revenues.
The addition of Nidar and Yotta strengthens this vision by contributing proven hyperscale operating expertise and AI cloud orchestration capabilities. According to Shahal Khan, Chairman and CEO of Tachyon9, the agreement is more than a customer relationship; it is a strategic building block for a publicly traded company designed to deliver power, data center capacity, and AI compute at a scale capable of meeting the demands of the global AI economy.
Nidar Infrastructure's Global Scaling and Financial Targets
Nidar Infrastructure and Yotta Data Services are expanding their operational model to the United States via the Nakota Data Campus. This model is based on a deep co-development partnership with NVIDIA that goes beyond a standard vendor relationship. This collaboration involves the co-development of the AI infrastructure stack, incorporating Blackwell Ultra silicon, DGX Cloud orchestration, and the Shakti Cloud platform used by governments and enterprises. Darshan Hiranandani, Chairman of Nidar Infrastructure and Co-Founder of Yotta, noted that this partnership brings advanced hyperscale operational capability and a demonstrated NVIDIA technology partnership to the U.S. market.
Parallel to this expansion, Yotta Data Services is currently pursuing pre-IPO financing and is targeting a public listing. The company is seeking a valuation of approximately $4–6 billion and plans to raise between $600 million and $900 million in growth capital, reflecting strong global investor demand for AI infrastructure assets.
Key Takeaways
- The MOU establishes a 15-year commitment for the first 100 MW of the Nakota AI Data Campus, expected to generate $2.34 billion in revenue.
- The Nakota project is designed for a total capacity of up to 1 GW upon full development.
- Yotta Data Services is targeting a public listing with a valuation of $4–6 billion and plans to raise $600–900 million in growth capital.
EnergyInsyte's Take
This partnership signals a shift toward vertically integrated AI infrastructure where power generation and GPU compute are bundled into a single platform. Executives should monitor the proposed combination with Nixxy to see if the entity can successfully synchronize energy procurement with hyperscale deployment. The primary uncertainty remains the execution of the full 1 GW build-out and the timeline for the proposed public company merger.
Source: Businesswire
