Twelve megawatts are live at Larsen & Toubro's Kanchipuram district campus, in the Sriperumbudur belt west of Chennai, with a further 6 MW nearing completion and 30 MW of total capacity available. The business trades as L&T Vyoma, and its ownership is mid-transfer. Larsen & Toubro signed a business transfer agreement on 11 August 2026 moving the data centre and cloud services business to Vyoma.AI Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary, for Rs 1,400 crore by slump sale; completion is due on or before 31 October 2026. The site's Tier III award covers design documents only, taken out by L&T-Cloudfiniti against a project recorded as Cloudfiniti Datacenter CN 1, DC-1. The constructed-facility award L&T holds belongs to its Mumbai site, LNT NMP 1. Tamil Nadu signed a Rs 15,000 crore expansion pact for the district on 4 June 2026, on top of the roughly Rs 2,000 crore already spent here.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Power capacity
12 MW commissioned, 6 MW nearing completion, 30 MW total available
How much capacity is running at the Kanchipuram campus?
12 MW commissioned, a further 6 MW nearing completion, and 30 MW of total available capacity.
Which Uptime award covers the Chennai site?
A Tier III Certification of Design Documents, issued to L&T-Cloudfiniti for the project named Cloudfiniti Datacenter CN 1, DC-1. There is no constructed-facility or operational-sustainability award for it; the Tier III Constructed Facility L&T holds is for LNT NMP 1 in Mumbai.
Who will own the Chennai data centre business?
Vyoma.AI Limited, a wholly owned Larsen & Toubro subsidiary. The business transfer agreement was signed on 11 August 2026 at Rs 1,400 crore and completes on or before 31 October 2026, alongside a Rs 30 crore purchase of L&T Network Services.
What expansion is planned around Kanchipuram?
Tamil Nadu signed a Rs 15,000 crore investment pact for the district on 4 June 2026. The built campus represents roughly Rs 2,000 crore of investment.