Gujarat is set to unveil its first data centre policy, targeting AI, cloud and hyperscale investments with incentives, renewable energy norms and 2 GW capacity goals.
Tata Communications has expanded India-Singapore subsea cable capacity to support rising AI, cloud and enterprise connectivity demand.
India’s data centre pipeline has reached 8.33 GW, driven by AI adoption, cloud growth and rising demand for digital infrastructure.
AirTrunk plans to invest over $30 billion in India by 2030, building 5GW of data centre capacity to support rising AI and cloud computing demand.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna warns that trillion dollar AI data center spending is not sustainable as rising energy and infrastructure costs pressure profitability.
