Country
India
AI data center dossier
Country
India
Operator
Microsoft
Energy
Unknown
Tracked capacity
600 MW
State-reported program capacity | State reported
Telangana/DCD-reported six proposed Hyderabad data centers averaging 100 MW; not a Microsoft-disclosed facility value.
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State-reported program capacity | State reported
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Microsoft India South Central Cloud Region Program tracks the Hyderabad-centered Microsoft cloud and AI infrastructure buildout, not a single mapped Hyderabad/Pune facility. Microsoft's December 9, 2025 release says the company will invest USD 17.5 billion over CY2026-2029 in India cloud and AI infrastructure, skilling, and operations, and identifies the India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad as set to go live in mid-2026 with three Availability Zones and as Microsoft's largest hyperscale region in India. Microsoft separately announced its intent to establish a Hyderabad datacenter region in March 2022. ADCI keeps selected capacity at 600 MW only as a state-reported proposed Hyderabad program figure: DCD reported a Telangana ministry statement that six proposed Microsoft data centers in Hyderabad would serve 100 MW of IT load on average. This is not treated as a Microsoft-disclosed facility-capacity value, so the record removes the old Hyderabad point and uses cloud-region-program precision.
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