TryfactaConnex, an affiliate of Tryfacta, Inc, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Uttar Pradesh to establish a large-scale AI infrastructure platform in India. The first phase includes an estimated $7.7 billion commitment to build a 1-gigawatt hyperscale AI data center campus. The announcement was made during the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi.
The initiative lays the groundwork for a fully integrated AI ecosystem that brings together high-performance computing resources and dedicated energy generation. The campus is being designed to serve hyperscale operators, national AI programs, enterprise cloud providers, and advanced research organizations requiring substantial compute density and dependable long-term power supply.
The selected location offers established access to grid infrastructure, water resources, fiber connectivity, and natural gas networks. Project plans call for a diverse energy portfolio incorporating grid electricity, gas-based generation, solar power, battery storage, and potential nuclear integration in later stages. Over time, the development is expected to expand beyond its initial capacity to reach multiple gigawatts.
Adesh Tyagi, Founder and CEO of TryfactaConnex, described AI infrastructure as an increasingly vital national asset. He noted that the company’s approach unites large-scale energy production with advanced computing capabilities to ensure consistent baseload supply. He also highlighted India’s importance as a strategic market for sustained AI infrastructure growth.
Mr Tyagi expressed appreciation to Narendra Modi and Yogi Adityanath for supporting initiatives that strengthen India’s position in artificial intelligence and energy development. He added that the company is advancing plans for a 3-gigawatt grid-connected gas and nuclear energy platform to reinforce long-term capacity and reliability.
Sanjeev Rajoura, Executive Vice President of TryfactaConnex, stated that the Uttar Pradesh campus has been structured from the beginning as a clean-energy-focused development, enabling large-scale integration of multiple low-carbon power sources.
The project is expected to bolster domestic cloud services, AI model development, enterprise computing requirements, and government digital infrastructure, while reinforcing India’s role in the global AI computing landscape. The India platform is part of the company’s broader strategy to establish gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure projects across key international markets. TryfactaConnex is currently in discussions with institutional capital providers, infrastructure investors, technology collaborators, and energy partners to support phased financing and expansion.
TryfactaConnex develops hyperscale data center campuses supported by large-scale, resilient energy systems tailored for intensive AI applications. Its integrated energy model combines grid connectivity, natural gas, nuclear power, solar generation, and battery storage to deliver continuous, high-reliability power platforms built specifically for advanced computing environments.
