Hyderabad is set to take a major leap in India’s digital infrastructure journey with a landmark investment by Larsen & Toubro (L&T). The infrastructure major has announced a massive ₹2,230 crore investment to develop a mega data centre campus in Ranga Reddy district, reinforcing the city’s status as one of India’s fastest-growing technology and data hubs.
This project aligns closely with Telangana’s long-term vision to position Hyderabad as a global destination for digital infrastructure, cloud services, and next-generation technologies.
The upcoming L&T data centre campus will be developed as a high-capacity, multi-phase data centre park, designed to support the rapidly growing demand from:
With digital transformation accelerating across industries, this project is expected to play a crucial role in meeting India’s future data and storage requirements.
The scale and design of the project indicate long-term planning, ensuring the facility remains relevant as data consumption and digital services grow exponentially.
The Telangana government has extended full policy support to this project under its progressive Data Centre Policy. Key benefits include:
This proactive policy environment has been a key factor in attracting large-scale investments into the Hyderabad region.
Hyderabad already enjoys several strategic advantages that make it a preferred data centre destination:
L&T’s entry is expected to act as a catalyst, attracting additional investments such as:
The L&T data centre campus will incorporate:
Sustainability will be a core focus, with green energy integration and reduced carbon footprint forming an important part of the design strategy.
Industry experts believe this landmark investment will:
Conclusion
With the ₹2,230 crore data centre project, L&T is not just building infrastructure—it is helping shape the future of India’s digital economy. Backed by strong government support and Hyderabad’s proven tech ecosystem, this project further cements the city’s reputation as a future-ready digital powerhouse capable of supporting next-generation technologies and global data demands.
