This $6 billion investment also aligns with Google’s 2020 pledge to invest $10 billion over 5–7 years in India's digital ecosystem.

Google will invest $6 billion to develop a 1-gigawatt data centre and its power infrastructure in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh in the Alphabet unit's first such investment in India, government sources said on Wednesday.

Andhra Pradesh aims to significantly expand its data centre capacity and energy supply, targeting 6GW over the next five years.

Google will invest $6 billion in Andhra Pradesh to build Asia's largest data centre in Visakhapatnam. The 1-GW facility will run on renewable energy and marks Google's first major data infrastructure project in India.

Rs. 1.75 lakh crore will be allocated towards renewable energy for those data centres. - Andhra Pradesh aims at 6GW of data centres within five years. - Google to introduce 1.6GW data centres in next 24 months.

Out of the total investment, $2 billion is earmarked for developing renewable energy capacity to power the facility. The project is poised to become the largest data centre in Asia both in terms of capacity and investment,

Google will invest $6 billion to set up a 1 GW data center in Visakhapatnam, with $2 billion of that earmarked for renewable energy development.