Since 2020, India's data centre capacity has surged fourfold to around 1,575 MW. This impressive growth stems largely from rising needs in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing sectors. The government is also prioritising renewable energy initiatives and efficient resource management, implementing new regulations and codes that emphasize energy and water conservation within data centre infrastructure.

India's data centre capacity is projected to reach 3-3.6 GW by 2030, driven by hyperscalers and AI-focused cloud players, despite potential execution and supply-chain challenges.

Data centres are now the second-largest investment recipient, attracting substantial institutional capital. Rapid AI adoption and cloud expansion fuel investor interest in…

India's proposed data centres will create nearly 4.33 lakh ecosystem jobs. This expansion is projected to generate substantial residential space demand by the year 2030. Data…