by E2E Networks
Leading Cloud GPU & Cloud Services Provider | E2E Cloud
E2E Networks is India's leading AI-first hyperscaler, headquartered in New Delhi and publicly listed on the NSE (National Stock Exchange). Founded in 2009, the company has grown into India's largest GPU cloud provider, operating data centers in Delhi NCR and Chennai with over 2,048 NVIDIA H200 GPUs and 1,000 H100 GPUs deployed — the largest H200 deployment in India. The platform offers a full stack of cloud GPU infrastructure: NVIDIA B200, H200, H100, A100 (40GB/80GB), and L40S for AI training and inference workloads. Key differentiators include INR-denominated transparent pricing (no currency conversion uncertainty), 90-second scaling with zero overhead, spot instances at 65-70% discounts for interruptible workloads, and compliance certifications including SOC2, ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, and PCI DSS. H100 GPU pricing was listed at roughly Rs 249/hour on-demand and Rs 70/hour spot when this listing was last priced in April 2026, but E2E raised prices across compute, storage and Kubernetes effective 1 July 2026, and its pricing page now quotes GPUs in US dollars — H100 at $3.77/hour, H200 at $4.54/hour and B200 at $6.99/hour, checked 14 September 2026. Price it on e2enetworks.com before budgeting. Compared to AWS, Azure, or GCP, E2E Networks offers 30-40% cost savings on equivalent GPU instances — a significant advantage for Indian AI startups and research labs running large training jobs. The platform also provides managed Kubernetes, object storage, CDN, and traditional cloud compute alongside its GPU offerings. Recent enterprise wins include a Rs 8.49 crore GPU cloud order via L&T starting January 2026. Best suited for Indian AI/ML teams, research institutions, and startups that need GPU compute without the AWS price tag or currency headaches. The platform has been ranked #1 globally for IaaS on G2's Spring 2024 rankings. However, users have reported occasional downtime issues (particularly on Mumbai nodes) and the management console UI feels dated compared to AWS or GCP. Teams needing global edge presence or a mature marketplace of managed services may find the ecosystem limited.
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E2E Networks
4.8/5 on G2 (132 reviews) · Last verified 2026-09-14
Yes. E2E Networks Ltd was founded in 2009, is headquartered in New Delhi, and has been publicly listed on the NSE (ticker: E2E) for several years — its shares traded in a ₹183–₹698 range over the 52 weeks to early September 2026. Being NSE-listed means its financials are public record filed with SEBI, unlike a VC-funded private startup, which is a real transparency advantage. It doesn't automatically mean the business is large or stable — see the profitability question below.
Yes — this is now E2E's core business, not a side offering. It runs what it describes as India's largest H200 deployment: 2,048 NVIDIA H200 GPUs plus 1,000 H100s, split across two 1,024-GPU clusters in Delhi NCR and Chennai, alongside B200, A100 (40GB/80GB), and L40S options for training and inference. The scale itself is independently reported by outlets like Data Center Dynamics and CIO&Leader. Whether that scale translates into a GPU actually being available when you need one is a separate question — see below.
E2E has long marketed itself as 30-40% cheaper than the hyperscalers for equivalent GPU instances, with INR-denominated pricing as a headline differentiator. Treat the exact current numbers with caution: E2E raised prices across CPU compute, GPU compute, storage, and Kubernetes worker nodes effective 1 July 2026, citing input-cost inflation and new hardware investment, without publishing a flat percentage — it pointed customers to its live pricing calculator instead. We could not re-confirm the on-demand H100 rate quoted elsewhere on this listing (last checked April 2026); e2enetworks.com/pricing displayed USD-denominated GPU rates rather than INR when checked in September 2026, and third-party trackers list conflicting per-hour figures for the same GPUs. Run the numbers on E2E's live calculator before budgeting a project.
Yes — E2E's data centers are in Delhi NCR and Chennai, and the platform holds SOC2, ISO 27001/27017/27018, and PCI DSS certifications. That's a genuine advantage for Indian companies with data-residency requirements, which AWS, Azure, and GCP's India regions also serve. The trade-off is that E2E has no data centers outside India, so it isn't an option for teams needing global edge presence or multi-region redundancy.
Yes, by its own users' account. Reviewers report extended downtime specifically on Mumbai nodes, with the company repeatedly missing its own recovery ETAs during one documented incident (11:30 PM, then 6 AM, then 2 PM, then 6 PM, all missed). Against that, the platform carries a 4.8/5 rating from 132 G2 reviewers, and some long-term users report years of use without ever contacting support about downtime. Outcomes appear to vary a lot by region and workload — budget contingency time for anything production-critical.
Not guaranteed, despite the large advertised fleet. SemiAnalysis's ClusterMAX 2026 benchmark — a hands-on technical review methodology used to grade GPU cloud providers — rated E2E Networks 'Underperforming,' its lowest tier, well below the Silver tier it gave AWS, Azure, and GCP. The reviewer's testing hit complete GPU unavailability when trying to provision training clusters, couldn't delete stuck clusters, and was billed for cluster time that was never usable — calling it the most offensive billing practice encountered in the review series. That's one technical review and a sharp contrast to E2E's friendlier G2 reviews, but it's worth weighing before planning a time-critical training run around E2E capacity.
It's a mixed picture. Being NSE-listed (ticker E2E) means financials are public rather than opaque, which is a real plus over a private startup. But 'stable and profitable' oversells it: public trackers show quarterly results swinging between profit and loss through 2026 — for example, a large net profit reported for the quarter ended June 2026 followed a loss the prior quarter — and the stock itself ranged from roughly ₹183 to ₹698 over the past year, volatility more typical of a small, still-maturing public company than an established hyperscaler. Check E2E's actual BSE/NSE exchange filings rather than treating 'NSE-listed' alone as proof of financial stability.
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