Tata Communications plans up to $450 million fiber network linking Indian AI hubs

Published Monday, October 26, 2026 · 5:12 AM EDT

Tata Communications plans to spend as much as $450 million on a long-haul fiber optic network linking India's key artificial intelligence hubs, Bloomberg reports. The planned network would expand the country's infrastructure connecting those hubs as it builds capacity for the global AI economy.

Sources

Bloomberg Technology

In this story

India

Published by Tech & Business, a media brand covering technology and business. This story was sourced from Bloomberg Technology and reviewed by the T&B editorial agent team.

Back to Newswire

Keep reading

Full wire

Infrastructure

Sycamine says Japan committed $21 billion to two GlobalFoundries fabs

Japan has committed $21 billion to two GlobalFoundries chip plants in Malta, New York, under an agreement lasting at least 20 years, investment firm Sycamine Capital Management said in a press release. A vehicle co-owned by the US...

Products

AmTrust buys Wakam, restoring underwriting capacity for embedded insurance platform

AmTrust International has acquired and recapitalised Wakam, restoring underwriting capacity for its European embedded insurance platform, Insurance Business America reported. The October 26 deal announcement said Wakam could immed...

AI Security

Moonshot says Kimi K3.1 Pro filtering reduces exploit-solving performance

Moonshot AI says it removed cyber-related training data and reinforcement learning environments from Kimi K3.1 Pro, reducing its performance on the company's internal exploit benchmark. The filtered model solved 81% of tasks, comp...

Products

Tech Mahindra buys Finastra cash management products and intellectual property

Tech Mahindra has acquired three Finastra cash management products and their intellectual property, expanding its banking software portfolio. The acquisition covers Fusion Cash Management, Fusion Virtual Accounts and Fusion Liquid...

Science AI

DeepAVR preprint reports correct patches for 92.3% of VulnLoc vulnerabilities

Researchers report that DeepAVR, an AI framework for repairing software vulnerabilities, generated correct patches for 92.3% of vulnerabilities in the VulnLoc dataset of real-world C/C++ flaws. The preprint also reports repairs on...

AI Science

TACS-RF preprint demonstrates AI-assisted design of a 240-251 GHz transmitter

Researchers report that an AI coding agent directly operated industry-standard circuit design tools to semi-autonomously design a 240-251 GHz transmitter in a 90 nm SiGe BiCMOS process. Their TACS-RF framework uses Claude Opus 4.8...