CoreWeave Debuts in India with Massive 240 MW AdaniConneX Deal
CoreWeave enters India with a massive 240 MW AI cloud infrastructure deal with AdaniConneX in Navi Mumbai to power the nation's AI revolution.
In a major move to fuel India's burgeoning artificial intelligence sector, CoreWeave has officially entered the Indian market through a massive collaboration with AdaniConneX. The partnership will see the deployment of a 240-megawatt (MW) AI cloud infrastructure located in Navi Mumbai, aimed at bringing high-performance computing closer to domestic developers and enterprises.
A Massive Infrastructure Footprint in Taloja
The strategic expansion will be centered at the AdaniConneX facility in Taloja. The planned campus is set to consist of three distinct 80-megawatt buildings, with CoreWeave acting as the sole tenant for all three structures. The scale of this deal is significant, as the agreement includes an option to potentially double the capacity by adding another 240 MW at the same site in the future.
To meet the extreme thermal demands of modern AI workloads, the Taloja facility will feature cutting-edge engineering, including:
- Direct liquid cooling specifically designed for graphics processing unit (GPU) halls.
- Non-evaporative chilled water systems to maintain optimal operating temperatures.
- High-density engineering to support massive computational loads.
Powering the Next Generation of AI with NVIDIA
CoreWeave is not just bringing capacity; it is bringing world-class technology. The company plans to deploy the NVIDIA Vera Rubin Platform on its cloud systems. This specialized hardware is designed to support the most demanding aspects of the AI lifecycle, including:
- AI training and inference.
- Complex reasoning tasks.
- Agentic AI workflows.
Sachin Jain, Chief Operating Officer of CoreWeave, emphasized that the move is a response to India's immense potential. "India has the talent, developers, and ambition to become a major center of AI innovation," Jain stated. He added that the company is investing in the necessary infrastructure and local presence to match the country's growing capacity for AI scaling.
Local Jobs and the Road to 2028
As part of its commitment to the Indian ecosystem, CoreWeave intends to establish a physical office within the country. The company will also begin hiring local staff to work directly with domestic clients and industry partners, ensuring a hands-on approach to supporting the local tech landscape.
The rollout is scheduled to follow a staggered timeline. The first phase of the Navi Mumbai project is expected to become operational by mid-2028, with subsequent capacity delivered in stages. This expansion aligns closely with national strategic goals, such as the IndiaAI Mission, and addresses the surging demand from large-scale enterprises requiring specialized hardware to operate massive AI models.
This entry into India follows CoreWeave's recent expansion into Indonesia, further strengthening its growing footprint across North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region. As of late 2026, the company holds approximately 4.2 gigawatts of contracted power globally.