Summary:

In collaboration with Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), Facebook's parent company, META, has announced the opening of its first AI-enabled data center in India. With an initial capacity of 168 MW, the plant will be constructed near Jamnagar, Gujarat, and will significantly improve India's digital infrastructure. As per the arrangement, META would lease the center with options for future growth, while Reliance will develop and run it. The project draws attention to India's sizable internet user base and rapidly expanding AI ecosystem, which make it a desirable long-term investment location. Design, construction, energy integration, and connectivity will all be handled by Reliance. The data center, which is anticipated to be finished in two years, will handle digital apps, cloud services, and AI computing. It is expected to boost India's AI capabilities and the expansion of the digital economy.

Source: IBEF

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