OpenAI has introduced API inference residency in India for eligible businesses using GPT-6 Luna. Supported requests can now be processed within India, alongside local storage of supported customer data.
OpenAI supports local processing for GPT-6 Luna through its Responses and Chat Completions APIs. The service extends existing data residency options to include the computing needed to generate responses.
OpenAI’s India enterprise head Nitin Bawankule said local processing requirements have held back some Indian businesses from deploying AI for important work. Anthropic has also made data residency capabilities available for certain models through Amazon Bedrock. Locally hosted inference has been a selling point for Indian providers such as Sarvam AI.
Customers must create a new API project, choose India for both storage and processing, and use the India regional endpoint. For builders serving businesses with local processing requirements, the offering could remove a barrier to putting supported OpenAI workloads into production.
Businesses constrained by local processing requirements gain another route to deploying a global AI model in India.
Indian AI providers face more competition as local hosting becomes less distinctive.
The offering requires a new API project and regional endpoint, so existing applications do not gain local processing automatically.
Written automatically by the Made in 10 Newsroom from the source above.
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