NxtGen has launched SpeedCloud Global, extending its managed cloud and artificial intelligence services to international markets. This new offering is positioned as a direct competitor to major hyperscalers, promising enterprise-level performance and regulatory compliance at significantly reduced costs, with potential savings of up to 60% for general workloads.

NxtGen has launched SpeedCloud Global, extending its managed cloud and artificial intelligence services to international markets. This new offering is positioned as a direct competitor to major hyperscalers, promising enterprise-level performance and regulatory compliance at significantly reduced costs, with potential savings of up to 60% for general workloads.

NxtGen has launched SpeedCloud Global, extending its managed cloud and artificial intelligence services to international markets. This new offering is positioned as a direct competitor to major hyperscalers, promising enterprise-level performance and regulatory compliance at significantly reduced costs, with potential savings of up to 60% for general workloads.

NxtGen, one of India’s largest sovereign cloud providers, has launched SpeedCloud Global, taking its managed cloud and artificial intelligence services into international markets.

With the global rollout, NxtGen is positioning SpeedCloud as an alternative to major hyperscalers by offering enterprise-level performance at significantly lower costs, a statement from the company said. 

According to the company, SpeedCloud Global can handle general workloads at costs that are 60 per cent lower than those of leading hyperscalers. Customers can also have their cloud infrastructure deployed within 48 hours.

The service is aimed at organisations looking for high-performance cloud infrastructure while retaining enterprise-grade controls, regulatory compliance and reliability. SpeedCloud is now available to customers globally.

"Today we take India's cloud to the world," said A.S. Rajgopal, managing director and CEO of NxtGen.

"India is no longer only the back office of global technology; it is now building world-class cloud infrastructure and competing on performance and cost, on its own terms," he added.

NxtGen also marked the global launch with a symbolic flag relay across India. The company's team carried the SpeedCloud Global flag from a Himalayan pass in Ladakh located at an altitude of more than 18,000 feet. The initiative was intended to represent the company's message of taking high-performance technology "from India, to the world".

The international expansion builds on NxtGen's existing operations in India, where the company serves more than 1,000 customers and over 200 government departments.

NxtGen was also recognised as a Strong Performer in The Forrester Wave: Sovereign Cloud Platforms, Q2 2026.