Tachyon9 Signs 15-Year MOU With Yotta Parent Nidar to Anchor First 100 MW of Nakota AI Campus

Tachyon9 Corporation said Monday it has signed a binding memorandum of understanding with Nidar Infrastructure, the parent and majority shareholder of Indian hyperscaler Yotta Data Services, to anchor the first 100 megawatts of its planned Nakota AI data campus. The 15-year arrangement is expected to contribute roughly $2.34 billion in revenue tied to that opening phase, the company said, with Nidar's U.S. affiliate named as the anchor customer. The deal feeds Tachyon9's proposed combination with Nixxy, Inc. (NASDAQ: NIXX), the public vehicle the rollup would trade through.

What's in focus

Tachyon9 is a private operator of energy infrastructure, transmission equipment and data center assets. The MOU it disclosed is with Nidar, which Tachyon9 describes as Yotta's parent and majority shareholder. The headline is a 15-year commitment management expects to bring in about $2.34 billion in revenue. That figure is scoped to the first 100 MW deployment, the opening phase of a campus Tachyon9 says is designed to support up to 1 GW at full build. It is not attached to the full campus.

The numbers, attributed

At full utilization of the first phase, Tachyon9 said the arrangement contemplates roughly $156 million in annual contracted infrastructure revenue. Over the 15-year term, that runs to about $2.34 billion. The release does not extend that run-rate to the 1 GW target, and neither will we: 1 GW is ten times the contracted phase, but the revenue covers the first 100 MW only.

Under the proposed framework, Nidar and Yotta are expected to become foundational partners, with Nidar's U.S. affiliate as anchor customer and economic participant. Tachyon9 said it is contributing about $64 million in equipment and land-option rights, plus a signed letter of intent covering the entire 1 GW development, a stated intention, not contracted capacity beyond the first phase.

Yotta is the more established name. Led by Chairman Darshan Hiranandani, who also chairs Nidar, and CEO Sunil Gupta, it runs three operational campuses in India and is building a fourth. Tachyon9 cites an estimated 60% to 70% of India's deployed GPU capacity sitting with Yotta. In February 2026, Yotta announced a $2 billion-plus investment to deploy 20,736 liquid-cooled NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs at its Greater Noida campus, paired with a four-year NVIDIA DGX Cloud engagement valued at more than $1 billion and more than 10,000 GPUs allocated to India's IndiaAI Mission. Yotta is also pursuing pre-IPO financing, the release said, targeting a listing at a $4 billion to $6 billion valuation and a $600 million to $900 million growth raise. Each is a company-stated target tied to a deal that has not closed.

"This agreement is much more than a customer relationship," said Shahal Khan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Tachyon9, calling it "another important building block in the creation of a publicly traded AI infrastructure company."

What it means for the setup

For a markets reader, the investable detail is NIXX, the public vehicle the combined platform would trade through. Tachyon9 frames the tie-up as a proposed combination spanning power generation, data center development, GPU compute and AI cloud services. The release describes a binding MOU and a proposed combination, not contracted full-campus revenue and not a completed merger.

What to watch next

The next confirmable milestones are documentary: a definitive agreement on the Tachyon9-Nixxy combination, and the SEC filings from Nixxy that would put the MOU's terms, the anchor-customer economics and the timeline on the record. Until those land, the figures here are projections and intentions stated by the parties.

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