TLDRCoreWeave stock drops 3.57% despite a major India expansion announcement today.CoreWeave plans 240 MW of data center capacity with AdaniConneX in India soon.The Navi Mumbai campus will include three 80 MW high-density data center sites.CoreWeave plans NVIDIA Vera Rubin deployment across its new India campus soon.The company could double Taloja capacity to 480 MW under its expansion option.CoreWeave (CRWV) stock fell 3.57% to $88.45 as the company announced a major expansion into India. The cloud company plans to develop 240 megawatts of data center capacity with AdaniConneX. Meanwhile, the project strengthens CoreWeave’s push into fast-growing global artificial intelligence markets.CoreWeave, Inc. Class A Common Stock, CRWVCoreWeave Stock Drops as Company Expands Into IndiaCoreWeave plans to establish a local office and hire employees as part of its India expansion. The company will also work directly with customers and technology partners across the country. Therefore, the move gives CoreWeave a permanent operating presence in India.The planned capacity will sit at AdaniConneX’s Taloja campus in Navi Mumbai. CoreWeave will occupy three buildings, and each facility will provide 80 megawatts of capacity. Together, the buildings will support demanding artificial intelligence training, inference, reasoning, and agent-based workloads.CoreWeave also plans to deploy Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform across its cloud infrastructure. The company expects the technology to support increasingly complex computing requirements from regional customers. However, CRWV stock remained lower during the session despite the long-term expansion announcement.AdaniConneX Campus Adds 240 MW of AI CapacityThe first phase of the Navi Mumbai project should become available during the middle of 2028. CoreWeave plans to bring additional capacity online gradually as construction advances. The company will serve as the sole tenant across all three planned buildings.CoreWeave could eventually double its capacity at the site by adding another 240 megawatts. That option could bring total capacity at the campus to about 480 megawatts. Therefore, the development gives CoreWeave room to expand alongside future regional computing demand.AdaniConneX will design the facilities for dense computing systems and large GPU deployments. The buildings will include direct liquid cooling systems across major GPU data halls. They will also use non-evaporative chilled water systems to support efficient cooling operations.India Deal Extends CoreWeave Global Expansion StrategyCoreWeave’s India move follows its recent entry into Indonesia and wider expansion across Asia-Pacific markets. The company already operates across North America and Europe alongside its growing regional presence. Consequently, India becomes another major market within CoreWeave’s international infrastructure strategy.The company reported about 4.2 gigawatts of contracted power during its August 11 earnings call. That capacity supports CoreWeave’s strategy of placing computing infrastructure closer to major customers. India also offers a large technology workforce and growing demand for advanced data infrastructure.CoreWeave has expanded rapidly as companies increase spending on infrastructure for artificial intelligence workloads. Its systems have also recorded strong results across industry computing benchmarks. Now, the AdaniConneX partnership adds significant Indian capacity while CRWV stock trades lower following the announcement.The post CoreWeave (CRWV) Stock: Drops as AdaniConneX Deal Drives India AI Push appeared first on Blockonomi.