Adani in Talks with Meta and Google to Build $100B Data Centers in India

Adani Group is in discussions with Meta and Google to establish partnerships for building large-scale data centers in India, part of Gautam Adani’s broader plan to invest around $100 billion in digital infrastructure. The talks are focused on leveraging Adani’s strengths in land acquisition and renewable energy to support hyperscale facilities that can meet the growing demand for cloud services and artificial intelligence workloads. Walmart-owned Flipkart is also negotiating with Adani for potential data center sites, underscoring the rising importance of India as a hub for digital infrastructure.

These partnerships, if finalized, would position Adani as a key enabler of global technology expansion in South Asia, while also aligning with sustainability goals through renewable energy integration. The group is evaluating multiple states for site development, though no agreements have yet been finalized. The move reflects India’s ambition to become a central player in the global cloud and AI ecosystem, even as other markets like China warn of oversupply in data centers.

Factor	Impact
Partnership with Meta & Google	Strengthens India’s role in global cloud and AI ecosystems
$100B Infrastructure Push	Signals one of the largest private investments in India’s digital economy
Flipkart’s Interest	Expands ecosystem beyond global tech giants to domestic e-commerce
Renewable Energy Integration	Aligns with sustainability goals and reduces operational costs
Site Exploration Across States	Ensures geographic diversification and resilience

This combination of global partnerships, domestic participation, and renewable energy integration could accelerate India’s readiness for cloud adoption and AI infrastructure, while positioning Adani as a central player in the region’s digital economy.