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TCS Forms Subsidiary to Build 1 GW AI Data Centre Network in India

The new unit reflects TCS’s pivot to AI‑first delivery through large‑scale domestic compute capacity.

Overview

  • TCS said its board approved a wholly owned subsidiary to establish multiple AI data centres in India with a combined 1 GW capacity.
  • K Krithivasan reiterated the goal to become the world’s largest AI‑led technology services company as the firm expands talent, infrastructure and ecosystem ties.
  • The company detailed new partnerships, including a TCSQualcomm Innovation Lab for Edge AI and a collaboration with CEA to advance Physical AI and robotics.
  • TCS also cited an MoU with C-DAC to develop sovereign cloud platforms aligned with India’s AI Mission and data‑localisation priorities.
  • In Q2 FY26, TCS reported net profit of INR 12,131 crore (up 2% YoY) on revenue of INR 65,799 crore (up 3% YoY), acquired ListEngage to bolster Agentic AI capabilities, and reduced headcount by 19,755.