New Delhi: On the fourth day of AI Impact Summit 2026, India has taken a big leap in the Artificial Intelligence sector. By announcing investments worth billions of dollars in India, the world’s leading tech companies have indicated that the country will move rapidly towards becoming a global AI hub in the coming years.
These announcements by Google, Microsoft, Nvidia and other companies have not only given assurance of strengthening the digital infrastructure, but have also opened up new opportunities for employment, research and high-end technology manufacturing. Let us know the 5 big deals made during the summit and their possible impact on India.
1. Google’s 15 billion dollar investment, mega AI hub will be built
During the AI Impact Summit, Google CEO Sundar Pichai met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and announced to invest about US $ 15 billion in India in the next five years.
This investment will play an important role in building the country’s first big AI hub. A mega AI data center will be built in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, where AI model training, cloud services and advanced computing infrastructure will be developed.
2. Microsoft’s $50 billion Global South Plan
Microsoft announced at the summit that it would invest US$50 billion over the next four years in the Global South. Earlier the company had announced an investment of $17.5 billion in India.
This investment is being considered a big step towards strengthening cloud computing, data center expansion and AI services.
3. Nvidia and Yotta’s $2 billion initiative
Yotta Data Services has announced an investment of more than $2 billion to develop and utilize Nvidia’s latest AI chips. Under this, an AI computing hub will be created, which will give impetus to the initial AI initiatives of the country.
Yotta is also planning to raise about $1.2 billion from investors for its expansion, which will increase high-performance computing capacity in India.
4. Nvidia and L&T will jointly set up a mega AI factory.
During the summit, Nvidia has hinted at plans to set up a mega AI factory in India. For this, the company will partner with Indian infrastructure giant Larsen & Toubro (L&T).
Billions of dollars will be invested under this partnership, which will strengthen AI hardware and chip manufacturing in the country.
5. Indian startup Neysa gets $1.2 billion funding
At the AI Impact Summit, Indian startup Neysa AI caught everyone’s attention by raising a huge funding of $ 1.2 billion (about Rs 10,000 crore). This funding also includes participation from global investor Blackstone.
Neysa is an AI infrastructure company that develops technical infrastructure and computing platforms rather than building chatbots or consumer apps. This investment will strengthen India’s AI backend infrastructure.
How much benefit to India?
These mega deals will expand large-scale data centers, AI model development, chip manufacturing and high-end computing infrastructure in India. This will create new employment opportunities in the tech sector and give impetus to India’s digital economy.
AI Impact Summit 2026 has made it clear that India is no longer just a consumer of technology but is moving towards becoming a major center of AI ecosystem.h
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