Tata Consultancy Services has announced a strategic partnership with global alternative asset management firm TPG to accelerate the expansion of its AI-focused data center business, HyperVault. The collaboration includes a planned investment commitment of up to ₹18,000 crore aimed at building large-scale AI-ready digital infrastructure across India.
The partnership was officially announced on November 20, 2025, and represents a major step in TCS’ broader strategy to strengthen its position in artificial intelligence infrastructure and AI-led technology services. HyperVault is expected to develop AI-ready data centers with capacity exceeding one gigawatt over the coming years, addressing rising global demand for advanced computing infrastructure required for artificial intelligence applications.
Under the agreement, HyperVault will be funded through a combination of equity investments from TCS and TPG along with debt financing. Out of the total proposed commitment of ₹18,000 crore, TPG is expected to invest up to ₹8,820 crore and could hold a final shareholding between 27.5% and 49% in the platform.
Chandrasekaran said, “I am delighted to have TPG join us in our journey to build large GW-scale AI data centers in India, tapping the rapidly growing AI demand. It will further strengthen our partnership with hyperscalers and AI companies.”
He added, “With this capability, TCS is uniquely positioned to deliver complete AI solutions for its customers and partners. We are excited and committed to play a leading role in creating world-class AI infrastructure and solutions for the industry and work towards making TCS the largest AI-led technology services company.”
TPG’s investment is being facilitated through TPG Rise Climate and its Global South Initiative, launched in partnership with ALTÉRRA. The company’s Asia Real Estate business is also participating in the partnership.
Jim Coulter said, “We are excited to partner with TCS and are grateful for our long-standing partnership with the Tata Group, both who share our vision and commitment to innovation and sustainability.”
HyperVault will focus on delivering AI-ready infrastructure for hyperscalers, enterprises, and public sector organizations. The platform plans to offer purpose-built liquid-cooled data centers featuring high rack densities, energy-efficient systems, and advanced connectivity across major cloud regions.
The announcement comes amid rapidly increasing demand for AI infrastructure globally. Industry estimates suggest India’s data center capacity, currently around 1.5 GW, could surpass 10 GW by 2030 as artificial intelligence adoption accelerates across industries.
TCS stated that the new platform will support AI-driven transformation through its partnerships with hyperscalers and technology companies while strengthening its broader AI ecosystem spanning cloud computing, AI platforms, and enterprise technology solutions.
