Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced a $13 billion investment for AI and cloud infrastructure in India through 2030 following a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.
This builds on Amazon's existing commitments to India. The latest commitment marks Amazon's third major India play in as many years, bringing the company's total investment promises to $48 billion. In 2023, after a Modi meeting, Amazon pledged $15 billion. In December 2025, the company announced another $35 billion commitment.
The new funds will expand Amazon Web Services data centers in Mumbai and Hyderabad to build cloud infrastructure for India's AI sector.
The move follows major commitments from competitors. Microsoft committed $17.5 billion to India by 2029, and Google pledged $15 billion for AI infrastructure. India has become a major location for AI computing investment globally.
Amazon is also expanding its quick-commerce operations in India. The company's Amazon Now service now operates in over 300 cities and towns, competing with Flipkart, Blinkit, Zepto, and Instamart in the same-day delivery market.
Flipkart announced plans this week to open 1,500 micro-fulfillment centers by the end of 2026.
The $13 billion investment signals Amazon's commitment to expanding both cloud services and consumer retail in India, positioning the company across two major growth areas in the country's digital economy.
