E2E Cloud launches sovereign cloud platform

E2E Cloud, the cloud platform offering of E2E Networks, has launched Sovereign Cloud Platform. The Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based cloud solution aims to give enterprises, governments, and data centers full control over their digital infrastructure by addressing concerns around data sovereignty, vendor lock-in, and cloud technology sanctions.

E2E Cloud’s Sovereign Cloud Platform will enable organisations to build AI-first public or private cloud ecosystems with autonomy, security, and scalability. The platform offers over 50 cloud services, including Compute, Object Storage, VPC, Block Storage, Auto Scaling, Load Balancer, Database as a Service, Function-as-a-Service (FaaS), Parallel File System, and AI and machine learning (ML) capabilities. It integrates NVIDIA H200, H100, L40s, and L4 GPUs, optimising AI and machine learning workloads.

Designed for seamless scalability, the platform supports small deployments to large-scale hyperscaler environments, with proven performance in AI, enterprise, and cloud-native applications.

“With increasing concerns around data sovereignty, regulatory compliance, and AI-driven workloads, enterprises and governments need a trusted cloud platform that offers complete control over their infrastructure,” said Tarun Dua, Co-founder & Managing Director at E2E Networks. 

E2E Networks is one of the cloud providers which has been shortlisted by the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) for providing GPUs towards the India AI Mission. Last week, MeitY rolled out several initiatives under the IndiaAI Mission. It includes an AI compute platform and a dataset platform called AIKosha. The AI Compute Portal will provide access to 10,000 GPUs, with 8,693 more to be added gradually. The portal will offer AI compute services at a highly subsidized rate to support startups, researchers, and enterprises.

“India is at the cusp of an AI revolution, and the IndiaAI mission is a game-changer for accelerating innovation. At E2E Networks, we are proud to be empaneled as a provider of cloud GPUs, bringing cutting-edge AI compute infrastructure to researchers, startups, and enterprises across the country,” E2E Networks’ Dua wrote in a LinkedIn post.

Notably, in November 2024, Larsen & Toubro said that it is acquiring a 21% stake in E2E Networks. L&T said that the acquisition is complementary for market approach in the fast-growing areas of AI and cloud services.