Nivai Labs · Silicon and systems

The
foundation
layer

We design processors and rackscale systems for AI infrastructure — and we prove them inside a running supercloud, not a simulation.

The premise

Sovereignty that stops
above the hardware line

India is building every layer of its AI future at speed — models, clouds, applications, campuses. One layer is still imported. NIVAI Labs works on that layer.

Designed here

Architecture, RTL, physical design and system engineering done by an Indian team, for the workloads Indian and Global South operators actually run.

Proven in production

Our designs don't graduate into a slide deck. They graduate into a live datacenter carrying real customer workloads, which makes the feedback loop short and unforgiving.

Open by default

Standard interfaces, standard tooling, no proprietary lock-in at the system level. Operators should be able to leave. Most of them then don't.

The stack

Where we sit

Most silicon ventures design in isolation and hope for a customer. NIVAI designs three layers down from one that already exists — the NeevCloud GigaCampus in Raipur.

06Models and applicationsCustomer
05Cloud platformNeevCloud
04Cluster and fabricNeevCloud
03Rackscale systemNIVAI · N1
02Package and interconnectNIVAI
01SiliconNIVAI
NIVAI Labs NeevCloud group Numbering runs bottom-up, as the stack is built

Product

N1 Rackscale

A full-rack compute system designed as one unit — silicon, board, interconnect, power and thermals engineered together rather than assembled from parts that were never meant to meet.

Built as one thing

Rackscale is the level where AI economics are actually decided. Power delivery, cooling headroom and interconnect topology set the ceiling on what any accelerator can return, and those three are system problems, not chip problems.

N1 is designed against the constraints of a real site: Indian grid conditions, Indian ambient temperatures, and the density targets a 20MW campus has to hit to stay affordable.

Form factorFull rack, integrated
Process nodeconfirm before publishing
Accelerators per rackconfirm
Rack power envelopeconfirm
Coolingconfirm
Fabricconfirm
First deployment siteGigaCampus, Raipur
Statusconfirm stage

Where we are

Honestly, early

Silicon companies fail more often from overclaiming than from bad engineering. So here is the state of things, stated plainly. Replace each row below with what is actually true and dated before this page goes live.

Shipping

What is in production today

List only what a customer can run right now, with the site it runs at.

In design

What is on the bench

Name the stage — architecture, RTL, physical design, bring-up — without implying a date you cannot hold.

Roadmap

What we intend to build

Clearly separated from the two rows above, so nobody has to guess which is which.

Work with us

Foundations get laid
first, or not at all

If you build AI infrastructure, buy it, or want to design the silicon underneath it — we should talk. We are hiring across architecture, physical design, firmware and system engineering.