Adani ties AI infrastructure to India’s power buildout
Gautam Adani, chairman of the Adani Group, called for India to develop, power, and own its AI infrastructure domestically, emphasizing that energy and digital infrastructure are key to national power. Adani Group reiterated its commitment to invest $100 billion in energy transition and digital infrastructure, including a 30-GW renewable project and partnerships with technology companies for data centers.
Key Takeaways
- Adani said energy security and digital infrastructure are the “twin pillars of national power.”
- He argued India should treat AI as strategic infrastructure, not just software, across data centres, chips, networks, compute and talent.
- The Adani Group reiterated a USD 100 billion commitment to energy transition, including the 30-GW renewable project at Khavda in Gujarat.
- The group also cited a separate USD 100 billion commitment for its data centre business, including a partnership with Google on a gigawatt-scale campus in Visakhapatnam.
- Microsoft, Flipkart and Uber were named as partners on data infrastructure initiatives.
Why It Matters
Adani is framing AI infrastructure as a power-and-data buildout, not a software-layer story. For India, that means compute, cooling, chips and grids are being discussed as one stack, with domestic demand from manufacturing, mobility, logistics and digital services as the base case. The competitive angle is the group’s parallel push into renewables and data centres, backed by named partnerships with Google and Microsoft. What to watch next: whether the 30-GW Khavda project and the Visakhapatnam data centre campus advance from commitments into visible build milestones.
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