L&T Vyoma data centre signed

Before February 2026, Dholera's data-centre story was a policy aspiration; after, it had a balance-sheet-grade name on it. The entry, in proportion.
What 250 MW means in plain terms
Data-centre scale is measured in power, and 250 MW is hyperscale country: campuses of that class serve national AI and cloud workloads, draw multi-hundred-crore annual power bills, and choose sites the way heavy industry does: land at scale, power at scale, fibre, and policy warmth. Dholera's pitch (contiguous SIR land, the sanctioned 1,000 MW solar phase next door, Activation Area fibre trunk, a state policy naming it primary location) reads like a checklist written for exactly this tenant, which is presumably how the agreement found its address.
The tier discipline, applied to a hot sector
India's 2026 data-centre boom breeds number inflation, and Dholera attracts its share: policy targets (Gujarat's Rs 6 lakh cr, 7.5 GW state-wide framework) get retold as Dholera commitments, and one traceability-challenged Rs 83,000 cr figure circulates that our sourcing declines to headline. The ledger this site keeps: agreed and government-published, Rs 25,000 cr L&T Vyoma; reported interest, logged amber; policy ambitions, labelled targets. The data-centre page holds the full tiering.
The buyer translation
Construction employment through the build years, lean-but-real operations employment after, and a second brand-name proof (after the fab) that serious capital finds Dholera's infrastructure spec credible. Thesis-strengthening, position-neutral: no plot deserves a data-centre premium, and the corridor deserves the added confidence.