TCS subsidiary HyperVault secured land for a Hyderabad AI data-center campus of up to 1 gigawatt; combined investment is projected at up to ₹700 billion.

Tata Consultancy Services subsidiary HyperVault secured 264 acres in Hyderabad, Telangana, for a large artificial-intelligence data-center campus. The disclosed maximum campus scale is 1 gigawatt.

An exchange filing was cited as the basis for the land and project disclosure. The source did not state that the full 1-gigawatt campus was already built, energized, contracted to customers, or operational.

HyperVault and its partners expect to invest up to ₹700 billion, reported as approximately $7.4 billion, to build and manage the infrastructure. This is a maximum projected investment involving HyperVault and partners rather than a disclosed amount already spent or fully financed.

The source did not identify the partners, construction phases, power-supply arrangements, accelerator vendors, rack counts, expected power-usage effectiveness, customer contracts, financing conditions, or commissioning dates. It also did not specify whether all 264 acres had been purchased or otherwise allocated under a different land-tenure structure.