Schneider Electric says its data-centre business in India is set to grow faster than the rest of the company, supported by demand from the wider shift toward AI and cloud computing. The company reports it already has about 1.5 gigawatts of installed capacity across its India operations and is working within a broader Indian market plan aimed at reaching roughly 6–8 gigawatts. Based on this trajectory, Schneider Electric expects its India data-centre unit to become its single biggest business within about five years, outpacing both the company’s overall growth and its “core” business. Separate reporting cites market projections for India’s data-centre sector, including estimates that the market could reach $31.36 billion by 2035, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 13.37%. Taken together, the outlets link the company’s outlook to sustained expansion in India’s data-centre demand, including incremental benefits from AI-related infrastructure needs, while positioning Schneider Electric’s India portfolio as a key growth driver over the next few years.