Amazon Data Services India has expanded its presence in Mumbai's data centre market by acquiring a 10.6-acre land parcel in Ambernath, Thane district, for over ₹125 crore. This new acquisition, which allows for the development of more than 1.16 million sq ft of infrastructure, is part of Amazon's broader strategy to enhance its data centre capabilities in India. With this purchase, Amazon's total investment in the region has surged to nearly ₹575 crore, and its cumulative landholding in the area now totals nearly 49 acres. The land, located in Asode and Burdul villages, is strategically positioned in the Palava region, known for its improving connectivity and proximity to Mumbai. Amazon has been actively expanding its data centre footprint across India, particularly in the Mumbai area, through a combination of land acquisitions and long-term leases, responding to the growing demand for digital infrastructure driven by increased cloud adoption and data localization requirements.