India is swiftly becoming one of the most appealing locations worldwide for investments in artificial intelligence (AI), as three major tech companies—Amazon, Microsoft, and Google—have declared a combined commitment of $67.5 billion to shape the country’s digital future.

A youthful demographic, affordable internet access, and a rapidly expanding digital landscape are propelling India into a significant center for AI-driven innovation, capturing remarkable interest from corporations like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.

Amazon, the leading e-commerce company in the U.S., has announced plans to invest over $35 billion in India by the year 2030, enhancing its three critical areas: AI-powered digitization, export growth, and job creation.

The company indicated that its investments would enhance AI capabilities, improve logistics systems, and assist countless small enterprises throughout the nation.

Microsoft has revealed an equally ambitious initiative, pledging $17.5 billion over the next four years (2026–2029) to enhance cloud and AI infrastructure, expand training programs, and bolster sovereign-ready digital abilities across India.

This announcement came after CEO Satya Nadella‘s discussion with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who expressed confidence that India’s youth will seize this opportunity to “innovate and harness the power of AI for a better planet.”

He also mentioned that the nation is on a trajectory to become the largest developer community globally by 2030.

Emphasizing the country’s expanding talent and its emerging role in next-generation AI innovations, Nadella stated, “India is anticipated to have 57.5 million developers by 2030, establishing the largest developer base worldwide.”

Google has also made a significant pledge, unveiling a $15 billion investment to create a premier AI hub in Visakhapatnam (Vizag).

In collaboration with AdaniConneX and Airtel, Google will establish the largest AI data center campus in India, powered by renewable energy and supported by a subsea cable network.

Experts suggest that this investment signifies a transformation in India’s technology landscape beyond Bengaluru and Hyderabad, potentially establishing a new global-scale innovation center along the east coast of the country.