New Delhi, November 14: The company has already put in about ₹40,000 crore across ports,logistics, cement, infrastructure and renewable energy. The new investment will again focus on ports, cement plants, large data centres, and the energy sector. Together, this positions Andhra Pradesh as a major industrial and digital hub.
A key part of this plan is Google’s $ 15 billion investment with the Adani Group. Both companies aim to build India’s biggest data centre network, which will also be one of the largest green powered hyperscale ecosystems in the world. This includes a new AI hub called Vizag Tech Park. The idea is to make Andhra Pradesh a central location for cloud services and AI development, all running on clean energy to meet global standards.
AdaniConneX and Airtel are also working together on this project. Their partnership strengthens the data-centre network by improving fibre connectivity and increasing overall system resilience. The energy infrastructure being developed will support continuous, stable, low carbon electricity for the massive data centre operations. This represents a new way of building digital infrastructure in India ,where high-tech facilities are powered by renewable energy.
The economic impact is already visible. The group’s projects in the state have created nearly one lakh direct and indirect jobs. This number will rise as ports expand, cement plants grow, renewable energy units come up, and more data centre parks get built. Former Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy highlighted the importance of Adani’s upcoming 300 MW data centre capacity. He stated that it will allow a new submarine cable line from Singapore to come directly to Andhra Pradesh, which will improve broadband quality and change India’s digital-communication landscape.
At the Andhra Pradesh Global Investors Summit, Karan Adani connected all these investments to India’s vision of becoming a developed nation ‘Viksit Bharat’. His message was that Andhra Pradesh is becoming a key location where industry, digital technology, and renewable energy come together. The overall effect of the ₹1 trillion commitment is a long-term shift as Andhra Pradesh becomes a major investment destination and India strengthens its economic and technological capabilities.
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