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Telangana CM Pushes TCS HyperVault to Open Hyderabad AI Data Centre by June 2028
✍️ NDTV Profit
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 04:36 AM
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Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao has asked TCS’s HyperVault unit to commission an AI‑focused data centre in Hyderabad no later than June 2028.
Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao publicly urged Tata Consultancy Services' HyperVault division to fast‑track the establishment of an artificial‑intelligence‑centric data centre in Hyderabad, targeting a launch by June 2028.
HyperVault, TCS’s specialised arm for high‑security cloud and data‑infrastructure services, is expected to design the facility with advanced AI compute capabilities, edge networking and robust data‑privacy safeguards, aligning with the state’s digital‑economy roadmap.
The announcement underscores Hyderabad’s ambition to become a leading AI hub in India, promising significant investment, job creation and ecosystem development for local startups and research institutions.
State officials indicated that the project will receive coordinated support from Telangana’s IT and Industries ministries, with progress reviews scheduled quarterly to ensure the June 2028 deadline is met.
If delivered on schedule, the centre could position Telangana alongside other Indian states vying for AI infrastructure leadership, potentially attracting further private‑sector partnerships.
HyperVault, TCS’s specialised arm for high‑security cloud and data‑infrastructure services, is expected to design the facility with advanced AI compute capabilities, edge networking and robust data‑privacy safeguards, aligning with the state’s digital‑economy roadmap.
The announcement underscores Hyderabad’s ambition to become a leading AI hub in India, promising significant investment, job creation and ecosystem development for local startups and research institutions.
State officials indicated that the project will receive coordinated support from Telangana’s IT and Industries ministries, with progress reviews scheduled quarterly to ensure the June 2028 deadline is met.
If delivered on schedule, the centre could position Telangana alongside other Indian states vying for AI infrastructure leadership, potentially attracting further private‑sector partnerships.