Meta Platforms will lease capacity at a new 168 MW AI data center in Jamnagar, Gujarat, developed by Reliance Industries. The facility will use renewable energy and desalinated water, supporting Meta's global AI infrastructure and India investments.
This partnership signifies a major expansion of Meta's AI infrastructure and renewable energy commitments in India, underscoring the country's growing role in global technology and clean energy supply chains.
Meta Platforms is significantly increasing its investment in India by partnering with Reliance Industries to develop its first dedicated data center in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The 168 MW facility, expected within two years, will support Meta's global AI infrastructure and leverage renewable energy and desalinated water for operations.
This collaboration deepens Meta's existing ties with Reliance, which include a substantial investment in Jio Platforms and joint ventures. Reliance will provide comprehensive services for the data center, positioning India as a hub for hyperscale AI computing. Mukesh Ambani hailed the partnership as a transformative moment for India's digital infrastructure, while Mark Zuckerberg noted it would scale Meta's AI capabilities and commitment to the Indian economy.
In parallel, Meta and Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions announced an expansion of their renewable energy partnership in India, bringing the total capacity to over 900 MW through new solar and wind projects. The announcements highlight India's growing importance in global technology and clean energy supply chains.
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