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2026年10月28日OneCode 宣布表示已与AdaniConneX签署协议，在印度钦奈的Siruseri Sipcot拥有14兆瓦的数据中心容量，这是该公司所称的该国首次大型AI基础设施部署。 这些公司还在继续讨论印度最多114兆瓦(One Pode 称)的额外能力机会。
《钦奈协定》
Channai的部署将支持大规模人工智能培训和推论、企业人工智能和主权人工智能工作量，OneCode将AdaniConneX描述为印度增长最快的数据中心供应商之一。
Johnny Blackfield,EMEA & India at OneCode，称与AdaniConneX合作的首席增长官和总裁，为公司在钦奈大规模建设提供了坚实的基础。 “我们已经获得我们最初的14兆瓦的部署，并且正与AdaniConneX继续讨论随着需求的增长，他将印度描述为AI基础设施日益重要的全球市场。
在公告所附的一份摘要中，One Pode 称可能扩大的114兆瓦可产生60多亿美元的GPU-as-service(GPUaaS)公司合同总价值(TCV)收入。 已签署的协议涵盖了最初的14兆瓦。
网络平台和 AMD 硬件
OneCode 称 India在EMEA与亚太之间的位置，随着推论工作量越来越敏感，该公司认为印度是服务于两个区域工作量的重要地点，将大规模计算能力与其本身的低常量全球运输网络挂钩。 Chennai网站将连接到这一现有基础设施，将高性能计算与航母级网络和部署能力结合起来，覆盖五大洲30多个数据中心。
OneCode将自己描述为一个全球性AI基础设施运营商，为前沿模型供应商、企业买方和AI-本土公司设计、建造、拥有和运营计算和网络基础设施。 其特许的承运人业务和已建立的遵守框架支持在战略市场部署主权AI。
钦奈部署基于OneCode在2026年5月26日与AMD，宣布的合作。 在这一协作下，OneCode计划在初始部署中分阶段推出由AMD Instinct MI355X GPU定位，并打算在开放的AMD ROCm软件堆上运行，将AMD Helios rack-scale溶液作为平台基础。 OneCode于2026年8月被命名为"AMD Instinct Cloud Productor".
AdaniConneX 背景
AdaniConneX是Adani Enterprises和EdgeConneX之间的一个50:50的合资企业，其创立的愿景是在印度建立一个具有环境和社会意识的1GW数据中心基础设施平台。 根据合资企业的说法，它正在印度各大城市建立超规模校园，并在较小的二级和三级市场发展边缘数据中心设施。
AdaniConneX于2022年11月4日在Chennai的SIPCOTIT Park开放了它的Chennai 1超尺度数据中心校园，在其初始阶段提供17兆瓦的IT载荷，并全能地缩放到33兆瓦。 该校区拥有泰米尔纳德邦第一个预先认证的IGBC白金率数据中心，并可以提供高达100%的可再生能源。
AdaniConneX也是CoreWeave的印度入会的搭档，于2026年10月6日成为宣布。 CoreWeave计划在纳维孟买AdaniConneñs Taloja校区三座80兆瓦的建筑上拥有240兆瓦的数据中心容量，预计该项目的第一阶段将于2028年年中完成，CoreWeave有机会通过在校园扩大240兆瓦，使能力增加一倍。
OneQode 2026 年的建设
香奈协议将基础设施建设扩展至2026年 2026年7月9日，宣布公司在泰国钦奈和曼谷部署大型AI计算能力，作为更广阔的亚太扩展的一部分，在2026年和2027年进一步在整个区域上线。 One Pode 称集群将在AMD Instinct GPU的基础上，为政府、金融服务和研究机构举办AI培训和推论、企业AI和主权AI工作量，并指出它拥有跨多个管辖区的主权电信许可证。
“印度和泰国只是我们部署大型AI集群的头两个地方，”创始人兼首席执行官马修·谢林·称在7月的公告中表示，“我们向整个区域的商业开放，我们打算迅速行动。”
在欧洲，OneQode和Bitzero控股公司于2026年5月5日签署了一份具有约束力的信，涵盖在挪威NO4电力区Namskogan的Bitzero站点租借110兆瓦发电量的15年，OneQode将其描述为欧洲最具成本效益和可持续的电力市场之一。 该地由水能发电。 One Pode计划在整个110 MW中分阶段推出，并称该协议是其大规模进入欧洲的旗舰，初始投产目标是2027年上半年。
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OneQode Secures 14 MW of Chennai AI Capacity in AdaniConneX Agreement
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OneQode announced on October 28, 2026, that it has signed an agreement with AdaniConneX for 14 MW of data center capacity in Siruseri Sipcot, Chennai, India, what the company called its first major AI infrastructure deployment in the country. The companies are also continuing discussions on additional capacity opportunities of up to 114 MW in India, OneQode said.
The Chennai Agreement
OneQode said the Chennai deployment will support large-scale AI training and inference, enterprise AI, and sovereign AI workloads, and that it forms part of the company’s wider Asia-Pacific AI infrastructure expansion alongside its deployment in Thailand. OneQode described AdaniConneX as one of India’s fastest-growing data center providers.
Johnny Blackfield, Chief Growth Officer and President, EMEA & India at OneQode, said working with AdaniConneX gives the company a strong foundation to build at scale in Chennai. “We have secured our initial 14 MW deployment and are continuing discussions with AdaniConneX on additional capacity opportunities of up to 114 MW in India as demand grows,” Blackfield said, citing the country’s infrastructure, competitive operating costs, and room to scale. He described India as an increasingly important global market for AI infrastructure.
In a summary accompanying the announcement, OneQode said the potential expansion of up to 114 MW could generate over US$6 billion in GPU-as-a-service (GPUaaS) total contract value (TCV) revenue for the company. The signed agreement covers the initial 14 MW.
Network Platform and AMD Hardware
OneQode said India’s position between EMEA and Asia-Pacific makes it a strategic location for its global AI infrastructure platform. As inference workloads become increasingly latency-sensitive, the company views India as an important location for serving workloads across both regions, pairing large-scale compute capacity with its own low-latency global carrier network. The Chennai site will connect into this existing infrastructure, which combines high-performance compute with a carrier-grade network and deployment capability across more than 30 data centers on five continents.
OneQode describes itself as a global AI infrastructure operator that designs, builds, owns, and operates compute and network infrastructure for frontier model providers, enterprise buyers, and AI-native companies. Its licensed carrier operations and established compliance framework support sovereign AI deployments in strategic markets.
The Chennai deployment builds on OneQode’s collaboration with AMD, announced on May 26, 2026. Under that collaboration, OneQode plans a phased rollout anchored by AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs in initial deployments and intends to incorporate the AMD Helios rack-scale solution as a platform foundation, running on the open AMD ROCm software stack. OneQode was named an AMD Instinct Cloud Provider in August 2026.
AdaniConneX Background
AdaniConneX is a 50:50 joint venture between Adani Enterprises and EdgeConneX, founded with a stated vision of building an environmentally and socially conscious 1 GW data center infrastructure platform in India. According to the joint venture, it is building hyperscale campuses across India’s major cities and developing edge data center facilities in smaller Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets.
AdaniConneX opened its Chennai 1 hyperscale data center campus in SIPCOT IT Park, Chennai, on November 4, 2022, offering 17 MW of IT load in its initial phase and scaling to 33 MW at full capacity. The campus hosts Tamil Nadu’s first pre-certified IGBC Platinum Rated data center and can be powered with up to 100% renewable energy.
AdaniConneX is also the partner in CoreWeave’s India entry, announced on October 6, 2026. CoreWeave plans 240 MW of data center capacity across three 80 MW buildings at AdaniConneX’s Taloja campus in Navi Mumbai, where it will be the sole tenant, and said it will deploy the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform there. The first phase of that project is expected to be available in mid-2028, with CoreWeave holding an opportunity to double capacity by expanding by up to 240 MW at the campus.
OneQode’s 2026 Buildout
The Chennai agreement extends an infrastructure buildout OneQode has documented through 2026. On July 9, 2026, the company announced it was deploying major AI compute capacity in Chennai and in Bangkok, Thailand, as part of a wider Asia-Pacific expansion, with further capacity to come online across the region through 2026 and 2027. OneQode said the clusters will run AI training and inference, enterprise AI, and sovereign AI workloads for governments, financial services, and research institutions, anchored on AMD Instinct GPUs, and noted that it holds sovereign telecommunications licenses across multiple jurisdictions.
“India and Thailand are just the first two places we’re deploying large AI clusters,” Founder and CEO Matthew Shearing said in the July announcement. “We are open for business across the region, and we intend to move quickly.”
In Europe, OneQode and Bitzero Holdings signed a binding letter on May 5, 2026, covering a 15-year lease for 110 MW of capacity at Bitzero’s site in Namsskogan, in Norway’s NO4 power region, which OneQode described as one of Europe’s most cost-efficient and sustainable power markets. The site is powered by hydroelectric energy. OneQode plans a phased rollout across the full 110 MW and described the agreement as its flagship entry into Europe at scale, with initial commissioning targeted for the first half of 2027.
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