Adani Group companies will anchor a $100bn direct investment to develop renewable energy-powered, hyperscale AI-ready data centres across India by 2035, marking one of the world’s largest integrated energy and compute commitments, according to a company press release.

The initiative will be led by listed group entities, including Adani Enterprises Limited (NSE: ADANIENT) and Adani Green Energy Limited (NSE: ADANIGREEN), alongside other group platforms. The plan aims to create a long-term sovereign energy and computing ecosystem designed to position India at the forefront of the global AI economy.

The $100bn investment is expected to catalyse an additional $150bn across server manufacturing, advanced electrical systems, sovereign cloud platforms and allied industries, creating a projected $250bn AI infrastructure ecosystem over the next decade.

The roadmap builds on the 2 GW national data centre footprint of AdaniConnex, with expansion plans targeting 5 GW of capacity. The rollout includes a gigawatt-scale AI data centre campus in Visakhapatnam in partnership with Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL), additional campuses in Noida, and projects with Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) spanning Hyderabad and Pune. Collaboration with Flipkart, a subsidiary of Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT), will also expand to include a second AI-focused data centre supporting digital commerce and high-performance computing.

The proposed 5 GW deployment is structured as an integrated platform combining renewable generation, transmission infrastructure and hyperscale AI compute within a single architecture. Facilities will be optimised for high-density computing clusters and advanced AI workloads, incorporating liquid cooling systems and energy-efficient power design. Dedicated compute capacity will support Indian large language models and national data initiatives to strengthen data sovereignty.

Energy supply will be anchored by Adani Green Energy’s 30 GW Khavda renewable project, with more than 10 GW already operational. A further $55bn investment is planned to expand the group’s renewable portfolio, including large-scale battery energy storage systems.

To reduce exposure to global supply chain volatility, the group will co-invest in domestic manufacturing of critical infrastructure components such as transformers, power electronics, grid systems and thermal management solutions. Enhanced international connectivity through cable landing stations at Adani-operated ports will support low-latency global integration.

 

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