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Uber Expands India Tech Footprint with New Campuses and Data Center

Investing in AI, Engineering, and Infrastructure Amid Challenging Ride-Hailing Market

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Uber expands India operations with 2 new engineering campuses (9,600 capacity by 2027) and Adani Group data center partnership (online Q4 2026), focusing on AI, machine learning, and autonomous tech despite ride-hailing challenges.

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