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In December 2025, Microsoft announced its largest-ever investment in Asia, committing $17.5 billion USD (approx. ₹1.5 lakh crore) to build a multi-region AI infrastructure hub in India. A major pillar of this project is the new "India South

Amazon Web Services has announced major expansion of its India cloud footprint as part of the company's commitment to invest over $12.7 billion in India by 2030. This includes expansion beyond the existing Mumbai (ap-south-1) and Hyderabad

In April 2025, NTT Data and AI-cloud startup Neysa Networks signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Telangana to develop a massive AI data center cluster in Hyderabad. The project represents a ₹10,500 cr

AIRAWAT—the AI Research Analytics and Knowledge Dissemination Platform—anchors India's national AI infrastructure at C-DAC Pune. Commissioned in 2023, the system delivers 200 AI petaflops (mixed precision) and ranks 75th on the June 2023 To

Amazon Web Services launched its second India region — ap-south-2, based in Hyderabad, Telangana — in November 2022. The Hyderabad region provides a second availability zone cluster within India, complementing the original Mumbai region (ap

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) operates major data center capacity in Hyderabad as one of its two primary India regions (alongside Mumbai). The Hyderabad region hosts OCI compute, storage, and AI/GPU infrastructure serving Indian enterpr

Google Cloud operates two primary Indian cloud regions — Mumbai (asia-south1, launched 2017) and Delhi NCR (asia-south2, launched 2021) — serving as the backbone of Google's AI infrastructure for the Indian market. Together, these regions r

Amazon Web Services AP-SOUTH-1 — the Mumbai region — is AWS's primary Indian AI cloud region, launched in June 2016 and subsequently joined by the Hyderabad region (AP-SOUTH-2, 2022) as part of AWS's expanding India infrastructure. Operatin

The Adani-Google AI Campus in Visakhapatnam (Vizag) is a $15 billion joint initiative between AdaniConneX and Google Cloud. Set to be India’s first truly gigawatt-scale AI data center hub, the facility will house massive TPU and GPU cluster

Reliance has publicly positioned Jamnagar as the anchor site for its national AI infrastructure buildout, with official 2024 and 2025 statements describing gigawatt-scale, AI-ready data centers powered by the group's green-energy assets. Mo

Yotta’s D2 facility in Greater Noida is a 60 MW high-density data center scheduled to go live by August 2026. The facility will host a massive AI supercluster featuring 20,736 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, making it one of the largest specialized