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Yotta Plans IPO ‘Very Soon’ to Keep Up With AI Demand, CEO Says

Bloomberg Technology Friday 28 August 2026, 02:44 UTC By Sankalp Phartiyal and Shery Ahn 1 min read
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Data center operator Yotta Data Services Pvt is in talks to tap capital markets “very soon” to meet surging demand for AI services, according to its chairman.

Data center operator Yotta Data Services Pvt is in talks to tap capital markets “very soon” to meet surging demand for AI services, according to its chairman.
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