Why residents are opposing data centres in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra? | Explained
Ltd. — a Google company — began developing a 1GW AI data centre hub, with Adani Infra/AdaniConneX as the notified development partner. Left parties seek withdrawal of data centre projects in Visakhapatnam; Tarluvada visit on July 27In Maharashtra, residents of Thane have been opposing Amazon’s proposed hyperscale data centre project. The ₹7,203.29-crore project spread over 53.73 acres is under construction across the villages of Balkum Pada and Majiwada in Thane.
- ▪Ltd. — a Google company — began developing a 1GW AI data centre hub, with Adani Infra/AdaniConneX as the notified development partner.
- ▪Left parties seek withdrawal of data centre projects in Visakhapatnam; Tarluvada visit on July 27In Maharashtra, residents of Thane have been opposing Amazon’s proposed hyperscale data centre project.
- ▪The ₹7,203.29-crore project spread over 53.73 acres is under construction across the villages of Balkum Pada and Majiwada in Thane.
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The story so far: This week, people in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra took to the streets against proposed mega data centre projects in the States.In Andhra Pradesh, after the government allotted about 601 acres of land in three parcels across three locations in Visakhapatnam and neighbouring Anakapalli district, Raiden Infotech India Pvt. Ltd. — a Google company — began developing a 1GW AI data centre hub, with Adani Infra/AdaniConneX as the notified development partner. Left parties seek withdrawal of data centre projects in Visakhapatnam; Tarluvada visit on July 27In Maharashtra, residents of Thane have been opposing Amazon’s proposed hyperscale data centre project.
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