TryfactaConnex, part of US-based Tryfacta, Inc., has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Uttar Pradesh to develop a hyperscale artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure platform in India, with an initial investment of USD 7.7 billion. The announcement was made at the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi.
Under the MoU, TryfactaConnex will build a 1-gigawatt (GW) AI data centre campus designed to handle large-scale AI workloads. The facility will combine high-density computing with dedicated power generation to ensure reliable, continuous energy supply.
The proposed campus will be supported by a diversified energy mix that includes grid power, natural gas, solar energy, battery storage, and plans for future nuclear integration. The site benefits from access to grid connectivity, water, fibre networks and natural gas infrastructure, helping ensure stability and scalability as demand grows.
TryfactaConnex describes the project as a vertically integrated AI infrastructure platform, intended to serve major technology companies (“hyperscalers”), sovereign AI initiatives, enterprise cloud operators, and advanced research institutions. The firm also says the platform will be scalable beyond the initial 1 GW phase, expanding over the coming decade.
Adesh Tyagi, Founder and CEO of TryfactaConnex, said that AI infrastructure is becoming a strategic economic asset and stressed the importance of integrating power and compute capacity in a single, resilient system. The company sees India as a key long-term market for AI compute capacity.
TryfactaConnex also highlighted its broader strategy to attract institutional investors, technology partners and energy developers to support future phases of the platform’s expansion and financing.
