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Tata Communications Vayu, a new cloud for intelligent enterprise

Mumbai, Mar 20 (UNI) Tata Communications, on Thursday announced the launch of Tata Communications Vayu, its next-gen Cloud fabric for the enterprise IT.
With a unified, purpose-driven architecture, it tackles rising Cloud costs, multi-Cloud complexities, and AI infrastructure demands — empowering businesses to navigate the Intelligent Enterprise era seamlessly, the company said in a release.
Built for ease, control and the future, the Cloud fabric seamlessly integrates IaaS, PaaS, AI Platform, Security, Cloud Connectivity, and professional services into a single, intelligent ecosystem. This eliminates management complexity, reduces operational costs and ensures enterprises can scale effortlessly — without vendor lock-in.
With a transparent pricing model, built-in FinOps automation, and multi-Cloud flexibility, it delivers up to 30% cost savings while optimizing workload performance, the company said adding compared with large Cloud service providers, it reduces costs by 15-25%, with no data egress charges or hidden fees.
As enterprises accelerate AI adoption, Tata Communications Vayu AI Cloud provides on-demand access to high-performance NVIDIA GPUs, eliminating costly infrastructure investments and enabling seamless AI model training, fine-tuning, and deployment at scale. It also features an AI Studio — including an AI workbench, model garden, and responsible AI frameworks — to accelerate innovation.
Additionally, integrated Generative AI and AIOps automate operations and enhance intelligent monitoring, while AI-driven DevOps tools and advanced training platforms empower businesses to deploy AI efficiently, reducing complexity and controlling costs.
Unlike traditional Cloud solutions that require managing multiple vendors and platforms, Tata Communications Vayu offers a fully integrated Cloud ecosystem spanning compute, storage, AI, security, and Cloud connectivity. Whether enterprises need high-performance virtual machines, scalable storage, or AI-powered automation, it delivers a seamless platform to build, deploy, and manage workloads.
A.S. Lakshminarayanan, MD & CEO, Tata Communications, said: “As the digital era accelerates, the need for enterprise Cloud and AI solutions that balance performance, cost, and sustainability has never been greater. Tata Communications Vayu is more than a product — it will pioneer a new way forward for businesses to integrate, uncomplicate and innovate.”
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