AirTrunk plans USD 21 billion for 3GW data centres in India

TL;DR: AirTrunk said it plans to invest USD 21 billion to deploy 3GW of data centre capacity in India after signing a letter of intent for land allotment in Maharashtra.

AirTrunk, an Australian data centre operator, signed a letter of intent for land allotment in Maharashtra, India, for a data centre deployment. The company said the project would support a planned 3GW of capacity in the country.

AirTrunk said the planned investment for the India deployment is USD 21 billion. The announcement identifies Maharashtra, in western India, as the location tied to the land allotment process.

The source does not provide a project timeline, site size, customer details, or commissioning dates. The announcement states that the land allotment letter of intent is linked to AirTrunk's planned data centre expansion in India.

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  • What capacity does AirTrunk plan to deploy in India?
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  • Which Indian state is linked to AirTrunk's land allotment letter of intent?

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