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Hyderabad is set to host another landmark digital infrastructure project, with Fortune Hospitality & Infra LLP announcing plans to build a Rs 60,000 crore hyperscale AI data centre park in Ranga Reddy district. The company says cumulative investment could eventually reach Rs 1 lakh crore as the project expands.
The Fortune Data Centre Park is proposed across roughly 170 acres in Kandukur mandal, on land at Survey No. 9 in Thimmaipally. The Telangana government allotted the plot through an Industries and Commerce Department order (GO Rt No 125) dated July 17, 2026, at a rate of Rs 4 crore per acre. The project is being developed through Sudeeksha Estates LLP, a special purpose vehicle of Fortune Hospitality & Infra LLP, in partnership with global data centre operators and hyperscalers.
Once operational, the campus is expected to handle an IT load of 1,200 MW to 1,600 MW, spread across four independently operable hyperscale modules. Each module is designed to handle up to 400 MW for AI, cloud, colocation and high-performance computing workloads. The company said the park would generate around 1,000 direct jobs and another 3,000 to 4,000 indirect jobs.
On the power side, Fortune said the site has sanctioned capacity of 2,000 MVA from the Telangana State Transmission Corporation (TGTRANSCO). The location was also chosen for its proximity to Power Grid Corporation of India's 765/400 kV infrastructure and TGTRANSCO substations.
For sustainability, the company plans to use treated greywater and closed-loop cooling systems to reduce freshwater consumption, and intends to back operations with long-term solar and wind power purchase agreements to cut emissions.
Fortune Hospitality & Infra Managing Director Ramakrishna said the country's demand for AI-ready digital infrastructure was rising fast, and that sustainability had been factored into the park's design from the outset.
The announcement adds to a series of large data centre commitments in Telangana this year, including TCS-HyperVault's proposed 1 GW AI data centre campus in Hyderabad, Amazon's facility at Bharat Future City, and a project by UPC-Volt. These investments could cumulatively total around Rs 1.5 lakh crore.
Telangana Industries and IT Minister D Sridhar Babu said the state was positioning itself as a global AI data centre hub while continuing to pursue net-zero development goals.
Looking beyond Telangana, Fortune has also submitted a preliminary proposal to acquire 300 acres in Sanand, Gujarat, for a second data centre park. The company said the proposal remains at an early stage and is subject to land allotment and statutory clearances.
