Google data centre project in Visakhapatnam marks one of the largest technology investments in India, as the company moves to expand its AI and cloud infrastructure footprint.
Google is set to formally begin its $15 billion data centre initiative on April 28 in Andhra Pradesh, with a planned capacity of 1 gigawatt across a large-scale cluster.
One of India’s largest digital infrastructure investments
The project will span over 600 acres and include advanced infrastructure such as submarine cable systems, fibre connectivity, and dedicated landing stations.
This integrated ecosystem is designed to enable high-speed global data transfer and support large-scale processing capabilities required for AI and cloud services.
Strategic push into AI and cloud growth
The Google data centre project in Visakhapatnam aligns with rising demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and real-time data processing in India.
The facility is expected to be operational by 2028 and will play a key role in supporting enterprise, startup, and government digital transformation initiatives.
India’s growing role in global tech infrastructure
This investment reflects a broader trend of global technology companies expanding their infrastructure presence in India.
With increasing digital adoption and data consumption, the country is emerging as a critical hub for next-generation computing and AI-driven ecosystems.
