Utho Cloud is taking reservations for NVIDIA B300 GPUs. The Indian cloud provider plans to deploy the capacity in February 2027, giving organizations a way to reserve access before the rollout begins.
The offering combines local data hosting with rupee-based pricing and round-the-clock engineering support. Organizations can reserve GPU capacity for one, two, or three years, with allocations made in the order reservations arrive.
That structure puts timing at the center of the process. Organizations choosing a longer reservation period can secure a defined term, while the order of reservations determines allocation — because even advanced computing still has a queue.
Blackwell Ultra Hardware With Local Hosting
The NVIDIA B300 is based on the Blackwell Ultra architecture and includes 288GB of HBM3e memory per GPU. Utho Cloud has not described additional technical specifications in the announced offering, but the listed memory capacity positions the B300 as the central hardware option for the February 2027 deployment.
Utho Cloud’s package focuses on three practical parts of infrastructure access: the GPU capacity itself, local hosting, and support from engineers around the clock. Rupee-based pricing adds a local billing option for organizations reserving capacity in India.
Manoj Dhanda, Founder and CEO of Utho Cloud, said, “India’s AI ecosystem is moving beyond experimentation. Enterprises, startups and research teams need reliable access to advanced computing to build, train, and deploy AI applications at scale.”
Dhanda added, “By opening reservations for NVIDIA B300 capacity in India, we want to give businesses greater certainty around access, costs, and data location.” Those three points match the structure Utho Cloud has outlined: advance reservations, rupee-based pricing, and local data hosting.
A 10,000-GPU Expansion Plan
Utho Cloud serves more than 51,000 customers, including over 3,500 B2B clients. The company has also outlined plans to invest in and deploy 10,000 GPUs, placing the B300 reservations within a broader expansion of its GPU infrastructure.
The company has not stated how many of those 10,000 GPUs will form the February 2027 B300 deployment. The confirmed details are narrower: B300 capacity is available for reservation, deployment is planned for February 2027, and allocations will follow reservation order.
For organizations evaluating the offering, the decision therefore rests on the reservation term, the available capacity, and the timing of the request. One-, two-, and three-year options provide a defined commitment window, while local hosting and rupee-based pricing address the location and billing details Utho Cloud has highlighted.
The announcement also makes the rollout a scheduled infrastructure commitment rather than an open-ended promise of future access. The B300 hardware, its 288GB of HBM3e memory, the February 2027 deployment, and the 10,000-GPU plan give Utho Cloud’s expansion a clear outline — even if the final allocation count remains undisclosed.
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