“Under this partnership, the two companies will co-develop AI-in-a-Box pre-configured systems integrating optimized hardware and software to deliver AI capabilities in environments with limited connectivity or technical resources,” the company said earlier today. “The solutions are designed to be modular and scalable, allowing customers to start with CPU-based systems and upgrade seamlessly to advanced GPU or accelerator-based configurations as their needs evolve,” it added.
The joint offering will support localized deployment, offline functionality, and data sovereignty, enabling organizations to adopt AI cost-effectively and efficiently. It will include plug-and-play edge AI systems pre-built with custom-developed LLMs and SLMs, multilingual AI models such as HEX1, domain-specific custom AI agents, efficient inference engines, and a comprehensive end-to-end AI foundry layer, all designed to simplify and scale AI adoption across sectors in India.
Netweb Technologies has emerged as one of the hottest small-cap stories on Dalal Street, with shares surging over 130% in the past three months as investors bet on its expanding presence in India’s booming artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure markets. The rally, fuelled by robust order wins and improving profitability, has propelled the stock to record highs and raised the question of whether the momentum can sustain.
The company has been steadily expanding its manufacturing and AI capabilities to capitalise on the AI boom. It inaugurated a new SMT facility in May 2024 and is developing AI GPU systems in collaboration with Nvidia and Skylus.ai under its ‘Make in India’ server initiative.
Netweb Tech shares ended the previous session marginally lower at Rs 4,320 but have soared nearly 200% over the past six months.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times)
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