Burkhan World Investment Group, based in the US, has revealed intentions to invest approximately Rs 1,500 crore in Karnataka to establish a production facility for sophisticated AI-driven servers.

The firm has requested 10–15 acres of land close to Devanahalli, and the state government has consented to supply it.

Karnataka Minister for Large and Medium Industries MB Patil stated that the investment will generate substantial job opportunities in manufacturing and enhance the state’s high-tech environment.

MB Patil engaged in talks with Shafi Khan, the CEO of The Ghazi Group (TGG), a branch of Burkhan World, along with his team at Vidhana Soudha to settle the specifics of the planned investment.

Present at the meeting were Shiggaon MLA Yasir Ahmad Pathan, Dr. Selvakumar, Principal Secretary of the Department of Industries, Dodda Basavaraju, Managing Director of Udyog Mitra, and C. S. Rao, Chairman of Quad-Gen.

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The minister stated that the AI-driven servers to be manufactured in Karnataka are in great worldwide demand, particularly for data centres. Burkhan intends to send these servers to various nations, thereby establishing Karnataka as an important participant in the worldwide technology supply chain. The state government has guaranteed complete collaboration and instructed officials to organize discussions on subsidies and incentives to aid in the project's execution.

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Burkhan Group plans to set up manufacturing sites for cutting-edge CPUs, GPUs, and AI-capable network switches in Karnataka. For this purpose, the company plans to partner with global tech firms like Gigabyte and Cera Network. Patil stated that this investment will enhance Karnataka's ecosystem for semiconductors, AI hardware, and advanced electronics.

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The team intends to collaborate closely with the Resolute Group and Quad-Gen during its production process. The program aims to promote local research and development, facilitate technology transfer, and foster collaborations with universities and industries throughout the state.