L&T Vyoma and SRIT India partner to launch sovereign cloud

Vyoma, the AI cloud and hyperscale data centre business of Larsen & Turbo has partnered with Bengaluru-based IT solutions firm SRIT India. With this collaboration, SRIT will introduce SRIT Cloud, a sovereign and localised cloud platform powered by infrastructure from Vyoma. 

The solution is designed to meet the requirements of public, joint, and private sector entities in areas such as national security, governance, healthcare, and telecom, ensuring data sovereignty, high availability, and operational trust.

Under this collaboration, SRIT will be able to offer a fully integrated application-to-infrastructure stack. It will deliver responsive scalability for digital public services, integrated support across applications and infrastructure, reduced downtime, improved performance for mission- critical systems, and faster deployment of SRIT’s platforms in e-health, urban governance, intelligent transport management system and telecom.

SRIT will make its entire suite of platforms including its Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission and National Accreditation Board for Hospitals-certified E-Health System, available on a SaaS model, enabling hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and government institutions to adopt these solutions at lower cost and complexity. Similarly, SRIT’s flagship GovTech applications such as automated building plan approvals, municipal governance, fire permit systems and smart transport platforms, will now be offered on SaaS, PaaS and IaaS through Vyoma-based SRIT Cloud.

“Partnering with Vyoma gives us a sovereign, high-reliability cloud foundation to deliver integrated solutions with assured performance, faster rollouts and proactive risk mitigation — strengthening our ability to serve millions of citizens and thousands of institutions securely and efficiently,” said Dr Madhu Nambiar, Founder & MD – SRIT India.

To be sure, Vyoma is L&T’S rebranded data centre business, which was known as Cloudfiniti. At the time of rebrand in Novemeber, L&T said that Vyoma will lead the company’s expansion into hyperscale data centres across key Indian metros, including Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, with facilities designed to support high-performance computing and advanced data storage requirements.