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India upset over Google data center outside US
The article discussed Google's plan to build its largest data center outside the United States in Visakhapatnam, in southeastern India, at a cost of $15 billion. The aim is to enhance India's position in the field of artificial intelligence and to make up for delays in global data center investments. The project faced criticism from residents and environmentalists who expressed concerns about water and energy consumption, especially given the region's water scarcity, and fears that the center could threaten local nature and the environment. Opponents called for a comprehensive environmental impact assessment, but Google assured that the center would not consume water and would invest in clean energy. The company also emphasized that the project would support the local economy and create jobs, despite residents' worries about its impact on water resources and daily life.
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