The Adani Group announced a $100 billion investment to build AI-ready data centres across India by 2035, a move aimed at creating a sovereign AI and computing infrastructure powered entirely by renewable energy. Following the announcement, shares of Adani Enterprises jumped over 2%, reflecting strong investor confidence in the group’s long-term technology vision.
The plan will expand Adani’s existing 2-gigawatt (GW) data centre capacity to 5 GW, positioning it among the world’s largest integrated AI and cloud computing networks. These centres will handle high-density workloads including artificial intelligence, large language models, and cloud services, giving India a strategic advantage in next-generation technology.
Adani’s strategy combines renewable energy generation, storage systems, transmission networks, and high-performance computing hardware into a single ecosystem. The project complements the group’s ongoing 30 GW solar and wind initiative at Khavda, Gujarat.
The rollout will include global tech partnerships, with Google setting up a major AI campus in Visakhapatnam, Microsoft establishing facilities in Hyderabad and Pune, and talks underway with other international firms to expand AI campuses nationwide.
According to the Adani Group, nations that control both energy and compute resources will lead the next wave of innovation, and this investment positions India as a creator and exporter of AI technology, strengthening economic growth and job creation.