Tata Power to Power India’s AI Boom with 2.8 GW Data Centre Push

Tata Power has announced a diversified 2.8 GW+ data centre opportunity pipeline across 18 leading global and domestic operators, positioning itself as a key partner in India’s AI and digital infrastructure expansion. This includes renewable energy, transmission, and distribution projects, with major investments in Mumbai’s grid to support hyperscale growth.

Tata Power has developed a robust and diversified data centre pipeline, including ~430 MW of upcoming distribution load, 1,236 MW of transmission-linked projects, and 1,150 MW of renewable capacity under active engagement. With 29 ongoing workstreams across 18 major global and domestic operators, the company is emerging as a critical enabler of India’s largest hyperscalers and AI-ready digital infrastructure.

Key Highlights

• 2.8 GW+ pipeline: Spread across 29 active workstreams with 18 blue-chip operators.
• 430 MW upcoming load under distribution.
• 1,236 MW transmission-linked opportunities.
• 1,150 MW green energy capacity under engagement.
• Integrated solutions: Powered land, renewable energy, storage, cooling systems, and utility infrastructure.
• Mumbai Grid Upgradation: ₹15,000 crore investment to enhance 110 kV & 220 kV networks, build new receiving stations, and develop a 400 kV transmission ring.

Strategic Context

Factor	Details
AI-driven demand	India’s AI-led data centres projected to add 26.3 GW electricity demand by FY2031-32.
Hyperscale focus	Direct support for hyperscalers and cloud operators with integrated infrastructure.
Energy diversification	Strong emphasis on renewables + transmission upgrades for sustainability and reliability.
Competitive positioning	Aligns Tata Power with Reliance, Adani, and global players investing in India’s AI-ready infrastructure.

Risks & Challenges

• Execution risk: Pipeline is opportunity-based, not confirmed contracts.
• Infrastructure strain: Hyperscale growth could stress Mumbai’s transmission capacity.
• Regulatory hurdles: Large-scale renewable and transmission projects require multi-state clearances.
• Cooling demand: AI-ready centres will increase cooling and water consumption.

Implications for India’s AI & Digital Growth

• Energy backbone: Stable baseload + renewable mix for AI workloads.
• Global competitiveness: Positions India as a trusted hub for hyperscale data centres.
• Sustainability: Supports India’s net-zero 2070 goals while enabling exponential AI-driven demand.

Chhattisgarh Attracts ₹43,250 Cr FDI, Anchored by Hyperscale Data Centre Push at SING Forum 2026

Chhattisgarh gets ₹43,250 crore FDI proposals at SING Forum 2026

Energy Capital Global Pte Ltd proposes ₹41,750 crore investment in 100 MW hyperscale data centre; CM Vishnu Deo Sai hands over ‘Investment Invitation Letter’ to Singapore-based company

Chhattisgarh has received FDI proposals worth ₹43,250 crore at the inaugural SING Forum 2026 in Singapore, including a ₹41,750 crore proposal from Singapore-based Energy Capital Global Pte Ltd for setting up a 100 MW hyperscale data centre in the state. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai handed over a formal ‘Investment Invitation Letter’ to Energy Capital Global Pte Ltd for the proposed project and invited Singapore investors to explore investment opportunities in Chhattisgarh.

The ₹41,750 crore proposed hyperscale data centre investment is being seen as an important step in Chhattisgarh’s emergence beyond its traditional industrial base and its growing positioning as a hub for data, digital infrastructure and new-age technologies. Such a large-scale project could strengthen the state’s digital capabilities while creating opportunities for new technology companies and investors. The investment proposals also reflect the growing confidence of international companies in Chhattisgarh’s investment environment and reinforce its emerging identity as a destination for digital and technology-led investment.

Commenting on the investment proposals, Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai said, “At SING Forum 2026, we secured FDI commitments worth ₹43,250 crore, led by a ₹41,750 crore commitment from Singapore’s Energy Capital Global for a 100 MW hyperscale data centre in our State. When a global company places such a large bet on Chhattisgarh, it is a powerful statement of trust in our policies, our potential and our people. This is just the beginning. Many more global partners will follow, and Chhattisgarh is ready to welcome them.”

The Singapore-India Network for Growth (SING) Forum is an international business platform designed to strengthen strategic economic engagement between Singapore and India. The forum brings together policymakers, market development experts and enterprises to promote cooperation across high-value sectors including technology, infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and digital ecosystems. It also seeks to build long-term business-to-business partnerships and develop commercial ecosystems that combine Singapore’s global expertise with the scale of India’s growth opportunities.

Earlier, on the second day of his Singapore visit, Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai interacted with representatives of the industry at the SING Forum and invited them to explore investment opportunities in Chhattisgarh. He highlighted the state’s industrial capabilities, natural resources and emerging investment opportunities.

Sai said Chhattisgarh is no longer limited to minerals and traditional industries but is rapidly emerging as a destination for technology, innovation and global investment. The state government is working to develop Chhattisgarh as one of the country’s leading industrial and investment hubs by combining its natural resources with modern technology.

He said Singapore’s technological capabilities and experience in urban development, combined with Chhattisgarh’s industrial potential, can open up new avenues for growth and collaboration. The state government is committed to providing investors with a conducive policy environment and the necessary support to facilitate investments.

The SING Forum also saw discussions on potential collaboration in areas including technology and professional capability centres, logistics, green energy, industrial infrastructure and urban development. Sai said the Chhattisgarh-Singapore partnership can promote not only investment but also employment generation, skill development and technology transfer.

The ₹43,250 crore investment proposals received at SING Forum 2026 underscore the growing interest among international investors in Chhattisgarh and represent an important step towards strengthening the state’s position as a destination for digital infrastructure, technology and global investment.

Kirloskar Oil Engines Secures 192 MW Order to Power HyperNext’s AI‑Ready Hyperscale Data Centers

Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KOEL), one of India's leading manufacturers of power generation solutions, today announced a significant order from HyperNext, a next-generation digital infrastructure company focused on delivering hyperscale-ready, AI-enabled data center solutions. The order comprises 192 MW, 96 units of KOEL's 2500 kVA Optiprime™ Dual Core power systems, representing one of the largest deployments of high-capacity power systems for hyperscale data centres in India.

(L - R) Akhil Saraf, Global Head, New Energy & CEO Kirloskar Solar; Madan Patil, President - Global Power Generation; Rahul Sahai C

The deployment will support HyperNext's mission to build resilient, scalable, and energy-efficient digital infrastructure capable of meeting the rapidly growing demands of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and mission-critical enterprise workloads.

HyperNext has emerged as an innovative force in the digital infrastructure sector, developing future-ready data center ecosystems designed to support AI workloads, hyperscale cloud deployments, and enterprise digital transformation initiatives. The company's focus on sustainability, operational excellence, and advanced technology architecture aligns closely with KOEL's commitment to delivering reliable and efficient power solutions.

Harsh Macwann, Group CEO, HyperNext, said, "As we continue to expand our digital infrastructure footprint, reliability and performance remain central to our design philosophy. KOEL's Optiprime™ solution offers the scale, engineering sophistication, and proven operational performance required for our mission-critical environments. Being India’s first data centre with an 800VDC power architecture, this partnership reflects our shared commitment to enabling the next generation of digital infrastructure while maintaining the highest standards of operational resilience."

The collaboration highlights the convergence of two organizations focused on powering India's digital future—HyperNext through advanced data center infrastructure and KOEL through innovative power generation technologies.

The Optiprime™ platform combines multiple high-performance cores into a single integrated power system, delivering industry-leading power density, operational efficiency, and reliability. Designed specifically for hyperscale and mission-critical environments, these Uptime™ certified, DCCP (Data Centre Continuous Power) power systems platform enables data centre operators to optimize footprint utilization while ensuring uninterrupted power availability.

"This order reflects the growing confidence that digital infrastructure leaders place in KOEL's engineering capabilities and our ability to deliver reliable, high-performance power solutions at scale," said Madan Patil, President- Global Powergen Business, Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited. "As AI and cloud adoption accelerate globally, data centers require robust and resilient backup power systems that can support ever-increasing energy demands. Our Optiprime™ platform has been developed precisely to address these challenges, delivering exceptional performance, reliability, and operational efficiency for Hyperscale data centres."

With decades of manufacturing excellence and a growing portfolio of solutions tailored for mission-critical applications, KOEL continues to strengthen its position as a trusted partner for hyperscale data centers, cloud service providers, colocation operators, and enterprise customers across India and global markets.

As digital transformation, AI adoption, and data-intensive applications continue to drive unprecedented growth in infrastructure demand, partnerships such as this demonstrate the critical role of reliable power systems in enabling the digital economy.

Australia’s AirTrunk to Invest $30B in India, One of the Largest Commitments to S. Asia’s Digital Infra Sector

Blackstone-backed hyperscale operator AirTrunk has announced a landmark plan to invest $30 billion (₹3 lakh crore) in India by 2030, building over 5 GW of data centre capacity across multiple states to support AI and cloud infrastructure growth. This marks one of the largest digital infrastructure commitments in India’s history and to the South Asian nation’s digital infrastructure sector.

AirTrunk is a Sydney-based hyperscale data centre operator, founded in 2015 by Robin Khuda, and acquired by Blackstone and CPP Investments in 2024. It has rapidly expanded across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, positioning itself as a leading provider of large-scale, sustainable cloud infrastructure.

In April this year, AirTrunk acquired Lumina CloudInfra to gain a 600 MW pipeline in Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad. AirTrunk is one of the largest hyperscale operators in the Asia-Pacific & Middle East region, serving global cloud providers and enterprises.

Key Details of AirTrunk’s India Investment

• Scale of Investment: $30 billion (₹3 lakh crore) by 2030
• Capacity Target: More than 5 GW of hyperscale data centres
• Backers: Supported by Blackstone and CPPIB
• Entry into India: Acquired Lumina CloudInfra in April 2026 (600 MW pipeline)
• Strategic Focus: Expansion across states, renewable energy, subsea cable access
• Government Support: Welcomed by PM Modi

Why India?

• AI & Cloud Demand: India emerging as global hub
• Policy Frameworks: IndiaAI Mission (₹10,000 crore), Semiconductor Mission (₹76,000 crore)
• Talent & Energy: Skilled workforce and renewable energy
• Geopolitical Advantage: Safe harbour for investments

Economic & Strategic Impact

• Job Creation: Tens of thousands expected
• Supply Chain Localization: Boost to domestic suppliers
• Global Positioning: Strengthens India’s AI role
• Regional Competition: Competing with Google, Reliance, Adani

Comparison of Mega Data Centre Investments in India

Company	Investment Size	Capacity Target	Location Focus	Timeline
AirTrunk	$30B (₹3 lakh crore)	5 GW	Multi-state (Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad + expansion)	By 2030
Google	$15B	1 GW	Vizag	Ongoing
Reliance	₹1.08 lakh crore ($13B)	Giga-scale campus	Vizianagaram	Approved May 2026
Adani	$100B	Hyperscale AI-ready	Pan-India	By 2035

Risks & Challenges

• Power & Water Security: Renewable energy and desalination needed
• Regulatory Approvals: Streamlined clearances critical
• Global Competition: Competing with Singapore, UAE, US
• Execution Risk: Scaling from 600 MW to 5 GW

AirTrunk operates hyperscale data centres in Australia, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and India. The Australian company provides colocation solutions for cloud, content, and enterprise customers, with real-time hyperscale capacity deployment.

AirTrunk was officially acquired by Blackstone and CPP Investments in December 2024. The deal gave Blackstone majority control of the Sydney-based hyperscale operator, marking one of the largest private equity transactions in Asia-Pacific’s digital infrastructure sector.This acquisition positioned AirTrunk to accelerate its Asia-Pacific and Middle East expansion, including its landmark $30B India investment plan by 2030.

TCS in Talks to Build AI Data Centres in India

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is in advanced discussions with multiple hyperscalers to establish AI-focused data centres in India reported Business Standard and CNBCTV18 citing CEO K. Krithivasan’s remarks. The CEO confirmed in London that TCS is in advanced discussions with multiple hyperscalers. The reports highlighted India’s projected need for 10 GW of AI data centre capacity by 2030.

This follows its recent partnership with OpenAI, and reflects TCS’s ambition to position India as a global hub for AI infrastructure.

Hyperscalers are large-scale cloud providers that deliver highly scalable computing infrastructure, allowing businesses to expand or shrink resources based on demand.

Key points emerging from TCS talks with Hyperscalers:  

• Capacity Goal: India may require up to 10 gigawatts of AI data centre capacity by 2030, a massive scale-up compared to current facilities.
• Hyperscaler Partnerships: While names haven’t been officially disclosed, hyperscalers typically refer to players like Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, and Oracle Cloud.
• Strategic Importance: These centres would support AI model training, enterprise adoption, and sovereign cloud initiatives, aligning with India’s digital transformation goals.
• Economic Impact: Such investments could accelerate job creation, energy innovation, and AI-driven industry growth across sectors like healthcare, finance, and manufacturing.

This move signals that India is preparing not just to consume AI, but to host the infrastructure backbone for global AI development.

L&T Vyoma and SRIT India Partner to Launch Sovereign Cloud for GovTech, Healthcare & Telecom

Larsen & Toubro-Vyoma, the AI-ready cloud and hyperscale data centre business vertical of L&T, has entered a strategic partnership with SRIT India Ltd, a Bengaluru-based IT solutions provider with expertise in large-scale e-health, e- governance, telecom and mission-critical systems.

With this collaboration, SRIT will introduce SRIT Cloud, a sovereign, India-localised cloud platform powered by Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology-compliant infrastructure from Vyoma. The solution is designed to meet the stringent requirements of public, joint and private sector entities in areas such as national security, governance, healthcare and telecom — ensuring data sovereignty, high availability and operational trust.

The partnership enables SRIT to offer a fully integrated application-to-infrastructure stack, powered by Vyoma’s sovereign cloud and hyperscale capabilities. They will deliver responsive scalability for high-growth digital public services, integrated support across applications and infrastructure, reduced downtime, improved performance for mission- critical systems and faster deployment of SRIT’s proven platforms in e-health, urban governance, intelligent transport management system and telecom.

SRIT will make its entire suite of platforms — including its Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission and National Accreditation Board for Hospitals-certified E-Health System — available on a SaaS model, enabling hospitals, clinics, laboratories and government institutions to adopt these solutions at lower cost and complexity.

Similarly, SRIT’s flagship GovTech applications — such as automated building plan approvals, municipal governance, fire permit systems and smart transport platforms — will now be offered on SaaS, PaaS and IaaS through SRIT Cloud powered by Vyoma.

Commenting on the collaboration, Seema Ambastha, Chief Executive – Larsen & Toubro- Vyoma, said: “This partnership combines our sovereign cloud infrastructure with SRIT’s proven expertise in GovTech and HealthTech. Together, we are enabling secure, high- performance cloud services built in India, for India, thus advancing the nation’s most critical digital missions”.

Dr Madhu Nambiar, Founder & MD – SRIT India Ltd, added: “Partnering with Vyoma gives us a sovereign, high-reliability cloud foundation to deliver integrated solutions with assured performance, faster rollouts and proactive risk mitigation — strengthening our ability to serve millions of citizens and thousands of institutions securely and efficiently”.

As India accelerates adoption of cloud-based governance, digital health ecosystems and citizen platforms, the Vyoma-SRIT collaboration directly supports three national priorities: data sovereignty, high availability and affordable digital transformation. It establishes one of the most comprehensive application + Infrastructure service models for GovTech and HealthTech in the country.

About Larsen & Toubro - Vyoma

Larsen & Toubro-Vyoma is L&T’s sovereign, secure, and integrated AI cloud and hyperscale data centre business, engineered to deliver AI-ready, high-density compute for India and global enterprises. Built on L&T’s legacy of trust, precision and engineering excellence, Vyoma offers sovereign cloud platforms, GPU-as-a-Service, hyperscale colocation and mission-critical digital infrastructure that powers government, BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing and high-compute industries worldwide. Website: https://larsentoubrovyoma.com

About SRIT India Limited

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Bengaluru, SRIT India Limited is a leading IT solutions provider and systems integrator with deep expertise in E-Health, E-Governance, Intelligent Transport Management Systems, Telecom/MSP and enterprise-grade digital platforms. SRIT’s applications serve governments, state agencies, hospitals, telecom operators and private enterprises across India and international markets. Website: https://www.sritindia.com

Google and Reliance Unveil Dedicated Cloud Region in Jamnagar to Power India’s AI Future

In a landmark announcement at Reliance Industries’ 48th Annual General Meeting, Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed the launch of a dedicated Google Cloud region in Jamnagar, built exclusively for Reliance. The move marks a pivotal step in India’s digital transformation, aimed at accelerating AI adoption across industries and democratizing access to advanced computing infrastructure.

Purpose-Built for AI Innovation

The Jamnagar region will host Google Cloud’s latest-generation AI hypercomputer, offering full-stack environments for generative AI development, model training, and enterprise deployment. Designed and powered by Reliance, the facility will run entirely on green energy, aligning with the company’s sustainability goals.

This region is purpose-built to support India’s AI ambitions — from large enterprises to kirana stores, said Sundar Pichai.

“It’s a new chapter in India’s technology journey,” added Mukesh Ambani.

Infrastructure Highlights

• Hypercomputer Deployment: Optimized for large-scale generative models and AI-powered applications
• Green Energy Backbone: Powered by Reliance’s renewable energy assets
• Jio Fiber Integration: High-capacity connectivity linking Jamnagar to metros like Mumbai and Delhi
• Secure Data Environments: Designed for enterprise-grade governance and compliance

Strategic Impact

The Jamnagar region will serve as a launchpad for AI-first services across sectors including:

• Retail, telecom, energy, and financial services
• Startups, SMBs, and public sector organizations
• Developers and researchers building India-centric AI solutions

This initiative complements Reliance’s newly launched Reliance Intelligence, a wholly owned subsidiary focused on building consumer and enterprise-grade AI products.

National Significance

The announcement aligns with India’s broader push for sovereign AI infrastructure under the ₹10,370 crore IndiaAI Mission. By localizing compute power and enabling scalable AI deployment, the Jamnagar region positions India as a serious contender in the global AI race.

What’s Next

The cloud region is expected to go live in early 2026, with pilot deployments already underway in Reliance’s retail and telecom verticals. Analysts view this as a strategic convergence of infrastructure, innovation, and national ambition — one that could redefine India’s digital economy.

Cisco Joins Forces with Reliance Jio to Power India's Hyperscale AI Ambitions

American tech giant Cisco Systems is partnering with Reliance Jio to help realize Mukesh Ambani’s vision of building India’s largest hyperscale AI infrastructure, including gigawatt-scale data centers across the country.

Jio Brain & Hyperscale Vision

Jio Brain is Jio’s AI infrastructure initiative aimed at hosting:

• AI training and inferencing workloads
• Cloud-based AI applications

Cisco will provide:

• Data center infrastructure
• Connectivity solutions, including integration with satellite networks like Starlink

Mega Data Centers in Jamnagar & Kolkata

• Jamnagar, Gujarat: A $30 billion project to build the world’s largest AI-powered data center, powered entirely by green energy
• Kolkata: A state-of-the-art AI-ready facility to be completed within 9 months

Strategic Tech Stack

Cisco’s 8000 series routers and Crosswork automation tools will enable:

• Seamless integration of terrestrial and satellite broadband
• End-to-end visibility and telemetry across networks
• Cisco’s AI-ready infrastructure includes:
• Unified Nexus Dashboard
• AI PODs for scalable workloads
• Secure AI Factory in collaboration with NVIDIA

Implications for India

• Positions India as a global AI and data processing hub
• Democratizes access to AI by reducing inferencing costs
• Supports remote connectivity in rural and mountainous regions via satellite integration.

Blackstone, Panchshil to Set Up India’s Largest Hyperscale Data Centre (500 MW) With $2.41 Bn Investment

Blackstone Group and Panchshil Realty are collaborating to develop India's largest hyperscale data center in Navi Mumbai. This ambitious project will have a capacity of 500 MW and will be powered by up to 65% renewable energy. The data center will span 14 buildings, covering over 3 million square feet.

This marks a significant Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) following Blackstone's recent agreement with the Maharashtra government at Davos.

The Blackstone-Panchshil data center will be located in Navi Mumbai, specifically in the Ghansoli area, adjacent to Reliance Corporate Park. It will span 14 buildings, covering over 3 million square feet.

The project involves an investment of over Rs 20,000 crore (approximately $2.41 billion USD). The data center will have a capacity of 500 MW, making it the largest hyperscale data center in India. Up to 65% of the data center's energy needs will be met through renewable sources, making it a significant step towards sustainable infrastructure.

Panchshil Realty's subsidiary, Gramercy Info Park, has acquired nearly 50 acres of land for Rs 900 crore, including consideration, levies, and charges.

The data center will cater to hyperscaler companies specializing in high-performance computing, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and data-intensive applications. This project is poised to significantly enhance India's digital infrastructure and aligns with the country's growing demand for data storage and processing capabilities.

Interestingly, in January it was reported that Mukesh Ambani led Reliance Industries is planning to build the world's largest data centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The facility is expected to have a capacity of 3 GW, significantly surpassing the current largest data centre, Microsoft's 600-megawatt site in Virginia.

This Blackstone-Panchshil project marks the first significant FDI following Blackstone's recent agreement with the Maharashtra government at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Blackstone is making a significant move in the AI revolution by investing $25 billion in a data center empire. This initiative includes the $10 billion acquisition of QTS in 2021, positioning Blackstone as a major player in the data center market. The expansion aims to meet the growing demand for computing power driven by advancements in AI.

However, this expansion comes with challenges, such as the enormous power requirements of these data centers, which could strain existing power grids and raise environmental concerns. Additionally, the economic impact of these data centers is unevenly distributed, leading to community divisions over the benefits and drawbacks of having vast industrial parks filled with computers.

L&T-Cloudfiniti Onboards Its First Major Customer

L&T-Cloudfiniti, the Data Centre business initiative of Larsen & Toubro, has onboarded its first major customer at the state-of-the-art hyperscale data centre located in Sriperumbudur near Chennai.

Cloudfiniti’s Sriperumbudur Data Centre has a built-in capacity of 30 MW, and of this, 12 MW colocation-ready capacity is live across two floors. The client, a leading cloud service provider has rented as much as 6 MW IT Load capacity, consisting of high-density racks spread over an entire floor, and a bulk bandwidth, thus marking a major customer-win for Cloudfiniti at the very start.

The contract tenure, which is 10 years, underscores the trust the client has reposed on Cloudfiniti’s high-tech capabilities, cutting-edge infrastructure, and the strategic location of the data centre.

“This deal marks the beginning of many such collaborations and acts a testament to our commitment to delivering world-class colocation and cloud services to businesses across the spectrum. In the days to come, we are confident of redefining India’s data centre landscape with our fast scalable and reliable solutions,” said Seema Ambastha, Chief Executive – L&T-Cloudfiniti.

Amazon Acquires ~ $54 Mn Land Near Mumbai for Hyperscale Data Centre

Amazon India has recently acquired a 38.18-acre land parcel in Palava, near Mumbai, from the Lodha Group (Macrotech Developers) for over INR 450 crore (approximately $54 million), reported Economic Times citing documents accessed through realty data analytics firm Propstack.

This land will be used to develop a hyperscale data centre, which is part of Amazon's broader commitment to enhancing India's digital infrastructure.

As part of the deal, Amazon Data Services India will also get access to the already sanctioned floor space index—permissible development potential—of around 4.16 million sq ft.

Key Details:

• Land Size: 38.18 acres
• Location: Palava, near Mumbai
• Cost: Over INR 450 crore
• Development Potential: Approximately 4.16 million sq ft of floor space index (FSI). 

This acquisition underscores Amazon's commitment to India's digital transformation and its plans to invest $12.7 billion in cloud infrastructure by 2030.

The development of this data centre will support the growing demand for reliable data storage and processing capabilities in India, benefiting various sectors such as payments, gaming, and emerging technologies like the Metaverse.

Amazon India has been actively expanding its data centre infrastructure across the country. Last year, Amazon Data Services India leased a 4-acre land parcel in Powai from Larsen & Toubro (L&T) through an 18-year lease, committing to INR 562 crore in rental payments.

In 2022, Amazon acquired a 54-acre land parcel in Thane for INR 1,870 crore to develop another hyperscale data centre. Amazon also signed an agreement to lease an additional 5.5-acre land parcel adjacent to the Powai site for INR 921 crore over 21.5 years.

Prior to these acquisitions, Amazon leased a commercial tower with a built-up area of 451,000 sq ft in Thane through a long-term sublease of over 15 years.

These investments are part of Amazon's broader commitment to India's digital transformation and supporting the growing digital economy.