Adani Enterprises announced plans to invest $100 billion by 2035 to build renewable-powered, AI-ready data centres across India.
The move aims to strengthen India’s role in the global artificial intelligence race, as major technology companies continue expanding infrastructure investments worldwide. Industry giants such as Google, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft are already increasing their presence in the country alongside domestic players like Reliance and TCS.
Adani said the initiative could spark an additional $150 billion in related sectors including server manufacturing and sovereign cloud platforms, potentially creating a $250 billion AI infrastructure ecosystem.
The project will integrate renewable energy systems with AI computing capacity to support long-term digital growth. The group also plans to expand its renewable energy portfolio with a $55 billion investment, including large-scale battery storage systems.
Analysts view data centres as India’s strongest opportunity to compete globally in AI, especially given its limited chip manufacturing capabilities.
