India AI Impact Summit 2026 saw announcements of billions of dollars of investment on AI infrastructure. Companies like Microsoft, Adani, TCS, Reliance, L&T and Yotta are making big bets worth billions of dollars in data centres, cloud and advanced computing.
AI Impact Summit 2026: Big infrastructure investments discussed at India AI Impact Summit 2026. During this period, many big companies around the world like Microsoft, Adani Group and Reliance Industries announced big financial commitments for the purpose of developing AI infrastructure. Let us know about 6 big companies which have announced big investments in AI.
1- Microsoft: $50 billion plan by 2030
Tech giant Microsoft has said that it is working towards investing $50 billion (Rs 45,000 crore) to promote AI in the Global South by 2030. India is an important market in this plan. In the last one year alone, the company has invested $17.5 billion for AI initiatives in India. The objective of this investment is to accelerate AI research, cloud infrastructure and digital transformation.
2- Adani Group: Big bet of 100 billion dollars
Adani Group has announced to invest $100 billion (Rs 90,000 crore) to build AI data centers powered by renewable energy by 2035. The company believes that this move will attract additional investment of about $ 150 billion in server manufacturing, sovereign cloud platforms and other related sectors. If this plan is successful, an AI infrastructure ecosystem worth about $250 billion could be created in the next decade.
3- TCS-OpenAI Partnership: New direction of Indian IT
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) said that OpenAI has become the first customer of its data center business. This partnership has taken place under the Global Stargate AI Infrastructure Initiative. This collaboration shows that Indian IT companies no longer want to be limited to just software services, but are also making a strong presence in the rapidly growing AI infrastructure sector. This is a sign of growing technological collaboration between India and global AI developers.
4- L&T-Nvidia AI Factory Project: India’s largest AI factory
Infrastructure company Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has announced to build India’s largest AI factory in collaboration with Nvidia. The objective of this project is to create AI-ready data centers, advanced computing platforms and necessary support systems so that large-scale AI workloads can be easily handled.
5- Reliance Industries-Jio AI Investment: Big announcement of $109.8 billion
Reliance Industries and its telecom unit Jio announced one of the biggest investments at the summit. In the next 7 years, $109.8 billion (more than Rs 1 lakh crore) will be spent on AI and data infrastructure. Company Chairman Mukesh Ambani said that this investment will focus on building large data centers, cloud platforms and advanced digital networks to provide strong support to India’s rapidly growing AI ecosystem.
6- Yotta Data Services AI Computing Hub: 2 billion dollar project
Yotta Data Services has announced a $2 billion (Rs 18,000 crore) project to build one of Asia’s largest AI computing hubs. The facility will use Nvidia’s Blackwell Ultra chips. These chips are specifically designed to meet heavy AI workloads and high-performance computing requirements.