Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Jewar Data Centre Hub Plans ₹26,910 Crore Investment
AM Group plans to build a very large computer facility in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh.
The first part would use enough electricity to support 384 megawatts of computing equipment.
It is planned across 114 acres and would cost ₹26,910 crore.
The first phase is expected to start operating in 2028.
The company wants the entire project to grow to 1 gigawatt by 2030.
These computers could help companies train AI systems and run online services.
The facility is planned to use power from wind, solar and pumped-storage projects.
The project may also create jobs and attract businesses that supply hardware, cooling and software.
One report cited an earlier ambition of about 350 MW by 2028, while the latest Jewar plan specifies 384 MW.
AM Group plans a 384 MW data-centre hub across 114 acres in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh.
The first phase involves an investment of ₹26,910 crore and is planned for commissioning in 2028.
The project forms part of AM Group’s proposed 1 GW high-performance computing and AI hub, targeted for completion by 2030.
The broader facility is intended to use round-the-clock carbon-free power from wind, solar and pumped-storage projects.
The development is expected to support cloud computing, AI workloads, sovereign technology and thousands of high-skilled jobs.
- Who
- AM Group, in partnership with the Uttar Pradesh government, is developing the proposed facility.
- What
- A 384 MW data-centre and AI infrastructure hub is planned as the first phase of a wider 1 GW high-performance computing project.
- When
- The first phase is planned for commissioning in 2028, with the wider 1 GW project targeted for completion by 2030.
- Where
- Sector 28 of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority area in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- The project is intended to expand AI, cloud-computing and high-performance computing capacity, while supporting digital investment and related jobs.
- Developer
- AM Group
- Phase-one investment
- ₹26,910 crore
- Phase-one capacity
- 384 MW
- Project area
- 114 acres in Sector 28, YEIDA
- Initial commissioning
- Planned for 2028
- Overall target
- 1 GW of high-performance computing and AI infrastructure by 2030
- Power plan
- 24/7 carbon-free power from wind, solar and pumped-storage projects