Krutrim Unicorn

AI cloud with GPU-as-a-service, distributed training, low-latency inference and fine-tuning, hosted in Indian data centres with INR pricing and full data residency.

Krutrim-2, a 12-billion-parameter model trained on English plus 22 Indian languages, open-sourced in February 2025.

Ola Group's migration to Krutrim Cloud processed thousands of VMs and petabytes of data at a claimed 30% lower infrastructure cost.

More than 25 enterprise customers across sectors including telecom, financial services, and healthcare use Krutrim's AI cloud.

Krutrim Cloud serves individual developers and teams building and deploying AI models, with named users including Dashverse, TeleCMI, VCTI and Vionix.

Group companies such as Ola and Ola Electric are customers of Krutrim's cloud and AI infrastructure; about 90% of Krutrim's FY25 revenue came from group companies.

Developers self-serve via APIs and SDKs for AI workloads, storage, and compute/applications.

99.99% uptime SLA with 24/7 intelligent monitoring, SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001/27017/27018 compliance for enterprise accounts.

Developers and businesses sign up directly for Krutrim Cloud via the company website with AWS-compatible SDKs (Python, Node.js, Go, Java, Rust).

Dedicated enterprise tier with IAM, private networking, high availability and 99.9% SLA sold directly to large customers.

Operating GPU clusters, AI pods, LLM inference/fine-tuning, storage and compute for developers and enterprises — now the company's primary activity after its late-2025 pivot.

Developed the Krutrim-2 12B-parameter model trained on English plus 22 Indian languages, open-sourced in February 2025.

Krutrim previously worked on in-house AI chip design; this effort was paused as part of the late-2025 business overhaul.

India's first GB200 AI supercomputer, deployed in partnership with Nvidia, expected to go live by March 2025.

Multi-region infrastructure across Bangalore and Hyderabad underpins Krutrim Cloud's data-residency guarantees.

Bhavish Aggarwal financed the business largely through his family office, investing $230 million with a commitment to raise total investment further.

Partnered with Nvidia to deploy India's first GB200 AI supercomputer.

Early and repeat investor — provided $24M debt in October 2023 and led the $50M Series A in January 2024 that made Krutrim a unicorn.

Group companies are both infrastructure customers and Krutrim's largest revenue source (about 90% of FY25 revenue).

Acquired BharatSahAIyak, a public-sector-focused AI unit, from consulting firm Samagra in June 2025 to expand into government and citizen services.

Now the company's core focus after the late-2025 business overhaul; most of its GPU compute capacity is already committed to external workloads.

About 90% of Krutrim's FY25 revenue came from group companies.

Krutrim's total expenses reached ₹159.39 crore in the fiscal year ended March 2025, of which ₹65.8 crore was reimbursed to Ola Electric Mobility and ANI Technologies for shared services.

Krutrim paid ₹37.9 crore in salaries to its 485 employees in FY25, plus a further ₹6.1 crore to employees of two Ola group companies working on Krutrim.

Krutrim reimbursed ₹65.8 crore to Ola entities in FY25 for shared employees, cloud infrastructure and other services.

Krutrim paid ₹16.62 crore to Ola Electric Mobility Inc (US) and ₹2.22 crore to Ola Electric Technologies Pvt Ltd in FY25, both subsidiaries of Ola Electric Mobility Ltd.