Reliance, Brookfield, and Digital Realty Announce $11B Data Centre Project
Reliance Industries, in collaboration with Brookfield Asset Management and Digital Realty Trust, has announced plans to invest $11 billion by 2030 to build a technology-focused data centre campus in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India.
The joint venture, Digital Connexion, formed by the three companies, confirmed the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board for this initiative, according to Bloomberg.
The campus is set to span 400 acres (1.6187 km²) and is expected to have a power capacity of one gigawatt (1GW).
Several other technology companies have recently disclosed similar investment plans in India.
In October 2025, Google announced its intention to invest around $15 billion over five years to develop a technology infrastructure hub, also in Visakhapatnam.
At the same time, Amazon has outlined plans to invest $12.7 billion in cloud infrastructure across India by 2030, while OpenAI is considering establishing a 1GW data centre in the country.
Strategic Partnerships and Future Technology Initiatives
Also in October 2025, Reliance Industries, through Reliance Intelligence, partnered with Google to promote the adoption of advanced computing technologies across India.
The collaboration aims to combine Reliance Industries’ extensive ecosystem with Google’s computing capabilities to increase access to advanced technology and support the development of India’s digital infrastructure.
As part of the initiative, Reliance Industries will work with Google Cloud to provide broader access to the latter’s high-performance hardware accelerators, including Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), and develop large-scale, clean energy-powered computing infrastructure.
The partnership also designates Reliance Intelligence as a strategic collaborator to support the adoption of Google’s enterprise solutions by Indian organizations.
In a separate development, Tata Consultancy Services announced a joint venture with private equity firm TPG called HyperVault Data Centre, with a total equity investment of Rs180 billion ($2.03 billion), to be committed over several years. The companies are also seeking $4.5–$5 billion in debt financing, though no details were provided regarding the locations or number of new data centres.
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