Tech Giants Quietly Betting Big on India Right Now

Soham Halder

From AI to cloud infrastructure and global hubs, India’s booming digital landscape is attracting massive investments from global tech giants.

Amazon (AWS): Amazon Web Services plans to invest $35 billion in India by 2030, boosting cloud, AI, and skilling programs. 

Microsoft: Microsoft is investing heavily in cloud infrastructure, AI talent development, and data centers across India.

Google: Google has committed billions to build a world-class AI campus and data centers in India.

NTT Data: Japan’s NTT Data is increasing its India headcount and investing $1.5 billion in local tech infrastructure.

The Hartford: US insurer The Hartford opened its first India tech centre focused on AI and digital innovation.

MIXI Global Investments: Japan-based MIXI is doubling down on India’s growing digital consumer and gaming sector with targeted investments.

Quest Global: Carlyle-backed Quest Global is gearing up for an India IPO as it expands engineering services and software.

AI Infrastructure Demand Surge: With India hosting 20 % of global data but only 6 % of infrastructure, firms are racing to build compute hubs locally.

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