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Stargate India — 100 MW announced

OpenAI/Stargate

Undisclosed, India

Stargate India is a hyperscale data centre operated by OpenAI/Stargate in Undisclosed, India. The site has been announced and is not yet operational, with 100 MW of announced capacity.

Who operates Stargate India?
OpenAI/Stargate.
Where is Stargate India?
Undisclosed, India.
Is Stargate India operational?
Not yet, Stargate India has been announced and is not recorded as operational.
What is the capacity of Stargate India?
100 MW announced.

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Project tracker

100 MW announced

Announced figure, from one source and not yet corroborated.

100 MW announced in India, which has 1,560 MW live today, 2,048 MW under construction, 8,196 MW planned and 13,448 MW of total potential at full buildout.

The country today · India

Live
1,560 MW
Under construction
2,048 MW
Planned
8,196 MW
Total potential
13,448 MW3% of pipeline modelled

Timeline

  1. Announcement

    Stargate India — announced

    Today at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in Delhi, we’re launching OpenAI for India

    Source: openai.com

  2. Lease

    Stargate India — lease

    OpenAI will become the first customer of Tata Consultancy Services’ HyperVault data center business, beginning with 100 megawatts of capacity and with potential to scale to 1 gigawatt over time.

    Source: openai.com

  3. Partnership

    Stargate India — partnership

    TCS’ HyperVault unit and OpenAI have agreed to a multi-year partnership to develop AI infrastructure in India. In the initial phase, TCS will develop AI infrastructure with 100MW capacity, with an option to scale to 1 GW.

    Source: tata.com

  4. Land acquisition

    Stargate India — land acquired

    has secured 264 acres of land to develop a large-scale AI data center campus of up to 1GW capacity in Hyderabad.

    Source: tcs.com

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