Data Center Race Sparks Power Concerns in India

Three companies just dropped forty-five billion dollars in India, and it is not for

manufacturing. Microsoft, Google, and Reliance are in a massive race

to build data centers because your AI prompts need a physical home. With 800 million

Indians online, the demand is absolutely exploding. The strategy is split.

Big Tech wants to sell you the software, while local giants like Reliance are playing landlord,

charging millions in rent just to house the servers. But there is a massive catch.

These facilities eat electricity like crazy. If the power grid cannot keep up,

this digital gold rush might just turn into a blackout.