NEW DELHI, June 27 -- In four years, the startup in Bengaluru that routes its AI jobs through servers in Frankfurt will be able to run the same workloads on Amazon's custom AI chips from a building in Mumbai. That is what Andy Jassy flew to New Delhi to announce on Wednesday.

After meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Seva Teerth in the capital, Amazon's chief executive committed the company to investing $48 billion in India between 2026 and 2030, adding a fresh $13 billion to the $35 billion Amazon had pledged in December. The expansion will bring Amazon Web Services data centers, custom AI accelerators, and managed AI services to India's two largest technology cities. Since Amazon entered India in 2013, its cumulative commitment to ...