Uber is setting up its first data centre in India in partnership with the Adani Group, according to multiple reports. Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the move is part of the company’s push to deepen technology and infrastructure investment in India as it expands operations. The partnership is presented as supporting Uber’s growth across areas including AI, mobility, and engineering activities. One report notes the data centre is planned in Ahmedabad, where Uber is establishing its first such facility in the country. The announcements align with the view that India is becoming a key innovation and engineering hub for Uber. While the sources describe the purpose and broad direction of the investment, they do not provide further operational details such as capacity, timelines, or the full commercial structure of the partnership. Overall, the reports agree that Uber’s first data centre in India is being developed with Adani Group as part of the company’s longer-term focus on technology infrastructure to support its expanding services.