Adani Group said it will invest $100 billion through 2035 to build AI-specialized, renewable-energy-powered data centers across India. The initiative is expected to catalyze an additional $150 billion in related investments, creating a $250 billion AI infrastructure ecosystem over the next decade.
The plan leverages Adani’s existing data-center platform and partnerships with Google and Microsoft. Large-scale campuses are under development in Visakhapatnam and Noida, with future facilities planned in Hyderabad and Pune. An expanded partnership with Walmart-owned Flipkart will support additional AI infrastructure. The effort builds on AdaniConneX, a joint venture with U.S.-based EdgeConneX, which has already deployed about 2 gigawatts of data-center capacity.
The company aims to deploy up to 5 gigawatts of carbon-neutral capacity, powered by its renewable-energy portfolio, including the 30-gigawatt Khavda project. Adani also plans to co-invest in domestic manufacturing of critical components to reduce supply-chain risks. The announcement coincides with India’s AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, where executives from OpenAI, Nvidia, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Google are meeting policymakers and industry leaders to advance AI infrastructure discussions.
