Alpha Compute, a US-listed artificial intelligence infrastructure provider, is expanding its confidential GPU-as-a-service offerings in India. CEO Brittany Kaiser noted that the demand for their services is particularly high due to India's significant user base for Telegram, one of their clients. The company aims to ensure low latency for services like Telegram's AI, allowing up to 100 million users to access AI features without delay. Alpha Compute's confidential GPU-as-a-service includes advanced security features that encrypt data and isolate AI workloads during processing, collaborating with major hardware firms such as Dell and Nvidia. This expansion comes as the demand for GPUs surges amid the AI arms race, although Kaiser acknowledged challenges posed by the current geopolitical situation, which has affected plans for data centers in the UAE. Alpha Compute recently rebranded from AlphaTON Capital to focus on this service, joining a competitive market that includes established players like CoreWeave and Nebius.