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Uber Expands Tech Footprint in India

As AI demand soars, global tech giants like Uber are increasingly investing in Indian talent and infrastructure.

Uber is set to open two new engineering campuses in Bengaluru and Hyderabad by the end of 2027, while partnering with Adani Group for a data center launch in Q4 2026. The companies aim to bolster product development and enhance AI investments.


These moves come as India becomes a critical hub for global tech firms due to its vast pool of software talent. Despite challenges such as fierce competition and regulatory hurdles, Uber sees potential in using Indian resources for broader global operations.


The expansion mirrors a trend among large technology companies investing in emerging markets to tap into skilled labor and advanced computing infrastructure. With AI at the forefront of their strategies, these investments could shape future technological advancements worldwide.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/14/uber-to-open-2-campuses-in-india-to-support-product-development-operations/
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