Ahmedabad’s business powerhouse, Adani Group, dropped a bombshell on Tuesday: a $100 billion direct investment by 2035 to pioneer renewable-powered, hyperscale data centers tailored for artificial intelligence. This isn’t just infrastructure—it’s a blueprint for India’s dominance in the intelligence revolution.
Gautam Adani envisions a future where energy and computing converge to drive unprecedented growth. Drawing from the group’s expertise in green energy and data centers, the plan encompasses a full five-layer AI stack, prioritizing national sovereignty. ‘The intelligence revolution will eclipse all prior industrial shifts,’ Adani declared.
The ripple effects are massive. Projections indicate $150 billion more in induced investments, fostering growth in servers, power grids, cloud tech, and ancillary sectors. By the end of the decade, India’s AI ecosystem could swell to $250 billion.
Building on AdaniConneX’s 2GW footprint, the expansion targets 5GW. Partnerships are firing on all cylinders: a flagship AI campus with Google in Visakhapatnam, Noida expansions, Microsoft collaborations in Hyderabad and Pune, and enhanced Flipkart synergy for AI-driven e-commerce.
What sets this apart is the integration—renewable energy generation, robust transmission, and cutting-edge AI compute in one ecosystem. It’s designed to be the globe’s premier unified platform. Adani is calling on international tech leaders and innovators to collaborate, signaling an open door for global participation in India’s AI ascent.