NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh, India — 12-sept-2026 — Webyne Data Centre, an Indian cloud infrastructure and data centre provider, today announced the availability of dedicated servers powered by the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell, the highest-memory professional GPU NVIDIA currently produces, hosted from its Indian facilities with rupee billing and full domestic data residency.
The launch comes as the purchase cost of the hardware itself has risen sharply. The RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell launched in March 2025 at a list price of $8,565. NVIDIA's marketplace listed it at $13,250 in June 2026 and $16,000 in August 2026 — an 87% increase over its launch price in roughly 18 months, applied without formal announcement. Industry reporting attributes the increases to a severe global shortage of GDDR7 memory.
For Indian enterprises evaluating AI infrastructure, that trajectory changes the calculation. Hosted access to the same silicon carries no exposure to hardware price movement, import clearance or depreciation.
Why this GPU matters for enterprise AI
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell carries 96GB of GDDR7 memory with ECC — three times the VRAM of NVIDIA's flagship consumer card — alongside 24,064 CUDA cores and 1,792 GB/s of memory bandwidth, delivering up to 4,000 AI TOPS at FP4 precision.
That memory capacity is the defining capability. It allows a 70-billion parameter language model to run at FP8 precision on a single GPU, with headroom remaining for context handling — work that would otherwise require multiple cards and the orchestration complexity that comes with them.
The Server Edition also supports Multi-Instance GPU partitioning, allowing one physical card to be divided into up to four fully isolated instances with dedicated memory and guaranteed quality of service. For platform teams and multi-tenant deployments, that turns a single GPU into four independently served workloads.
The memory is the whole story with this card," said Rameet singh at Webyne Data Centre. "Ninety-six gigabytes on one GPU means a 70-billion parameter model runs on a single card instead of a cluster. That removes an entire category of engineering work for our customers, and it is the reason demand for this specific card has been what it has.
The pricing picture in India
Indian retail listings for the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell card alone currently range from approximately ₹13 lakh to ₹17 lakh depending on variant and availability, before the cost of the server platform, power, cooling, rack space and support required to operate it. Server Edition cards are typically quoted through OEM channels.
Industry analysis attributes the sustained price pressure to GDDR7 supply constraints. The card carries its 96GB across 32 three-gigabyte memory modules in a clamshell arrangement — the largest VRAM buffer of any workstation-class GPU — which leaves it disproportionately exposed to memory market movement. Reporting suggests relief is not expected before 2027.
Our customers are not asking us to predict the memory market, and neither are we," said Rameet singh . "What a hosted server does is take that variable off their balance sheet. They get the hardware, in an Indian data centre, at a fixed monthly cost, and if their requirement changes in six months they are not holding depreciating capital equipment.
Configuration, availability and data residency
Webyne's RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell servers are single-tenant and dedicated, with configurable CPU, memory and storage. Pricing starts at ₹99,999 per month, billed in Indian rupees.
Hosting within India addresses data residency requirements under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act — an increasingly common constraint for banking, insurance, healthcare and government workloads, where the physical location of the GPU processing sensitive data has become a compliance question rather than an operational preference.
The launch follows Webyne's announcement that it has reached 10 MW of Tier III data centre capacity across the Delhi-NCR region, with a stated target of scaling to 100 MW. The company has said the expansion is intended to support AI, GPU cloud, enterprise cloud and high-performance computing workloads.
Webyne operates its own facilities in Noida and Mumbai, alongside additional Tier III capacity across the region, and serves North American customers through a Canadian data centre.
About Webyne Data Centre
Webyne Data Centre is an Indian cloud infrastructure and hosting provider headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, serving customers since 2014. The company provides GPU cloud, dedicated servers, enterprise cloud, storage, networking and AI infrastructure services, operating its own data centre facilities in Noida and Mumbai with additional Tier III capacity across Delhi-NCR, and a facility in Canada serving North American customers. In 2023, Webyne received a strategic investment from Indian NBFC Homeshree to support product, technology and infrastructure expansion.
