Rs 2.2 lakh crore AI hub planned near Yamuna Expressway

A 289-acre one gigawatt high-performance computing and artificial intelligence hub will come up off the Yamuna Expressway, officials said.

The Rs 2.2 lakh crore project spans over 114 acres in Sector 28 and 175 acres in Sector 8D and is likely to begin operations by 2028, with full capacity targeted by 2030.

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority issued a Letter of Intent to Hyderabad-based AM Group, backed by the founders of Greenko Group, on Thursday, reported The Times of India.

The state government had announced in Davos its intent to develop one of India’s largest AI hubs, and the project is being positioned as a step towards that objective.

Planned as a large-scale facility designed to host around five lakh advanced high-performance chipsets, the infrastructure will support AI workloads, large data processing requirements and cloud-based services for global hyperscalers, research institutions, enterprises and sovereign AI initiatives.