Adani, Jabil Join Forces to Target $3 Trillion Global AI Market

Adani Group and global manufacturing company Jabil Inc. have announced a strategic partnership to build an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and hyperscale data center infrastructure manufacturing platform in India, targeting a global market opportunity estimated at more than $3 trillion over the next seven years.

The announcement was made in a joint statement released Tuesday, according to a press release issued by Five W Communications, Adani Group’s public relations agency in Bangladesh.

The partnership combines Jabil’s six decades of engineering expertise and manufacturing capabilities with Adani Group’s infrastructure network, green energy assets, and expanding data center operations. The companies aim to develop gigawatt-scale AI rack manufacturing capabilities for hyperscalers, co-location facilities, and commercial data centers around the world.

The manufacturing platform will also produce critical infrastructure components, including power distribution units, cooling distribution units, transformers, switchgear systems, and advanced thermal management solutions. The companies said the initiative will create an integrated hardware supply chain capable of providing end-to-end solutions for data center developers.

The announcement comes as India’s data center sector experiences rapid growth, driven by increasing AI adoption, expanding cloud infrastructure, and data localization requirements. Industry estimates suggest the country’s data center capacity could reach between 5 and 8 gigawatts by 2030. Global technology companies have already committed more than $50 billion in investments to India’s AI and data center ecosystem.

The partnership aligns with Adani Group’s broader plan to invest $100 billion by 2035 in developing 5 GW of green energy-powered hyperscale data centers. Jabil, which reported revenue of $29.8 billion in fiscal year 2025, has recently expanded its power management and thermal technology capabilities through the acquisitions of Hanley Energy Group and Mikros Technologies.

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani described the partnership as a significant step toward strengthening India’s position in the global technology industry.

“The nations that can successfully integrate energy and computing power will define the coming decade,” Adani said. “This alliance with Jabil is a decisive step toward building India’s end-to-end AI infrastructure—from green power generation to world-class hardware manufacturing. We want India to emerge not only as a consumer, but also as a creator, builder, and exporter in the AI era.”

Jabil Chief Executive Officer Mike Dastoor said India is among the world’s fastest-growing AI markets. He said the partnership would help deliver integrated rack-level solutions for hyperscalers and commercial enterprises in both domestic and international markets.

Dastoor also cited India’s skilled workforce and business-friendly environment as key factors behind the collaboration.

The two companies said they are finalizing operational frameworks and definitive agreements to accelerate implementation of the manufacturing initiative.