Uber is set to launch two new technology centres in India, specifically in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, by the end of 2027. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced that the Bengaluru facility will have a capacity for 5,000 employees across 1.1 million sq. ft., while the Hyderabad centre will accommodate 4,600 employees in a 901,115 sq. ft. space. This announcement follows a partnership with the Adani Group to establish Uber's first data centre in India. Khosrowshahi emphasized the importance of the two-wheeler market in India, stating that it has become a key focus for the company, especially given the rising fuel prices due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Despite some concerns about fuel price impacts in the US, he noted that India remains largely unaffected. Earlier this year, Uber invested approximately $330 million into its Indian operations to enhance its competitive position in the ride-hailing sector.