‘Distributing Land Like Candy’: How Diluted Laws, Opaque Processes Power India’s AI Data Centre Boom
Data centres have existed since the 1990s so what is it about the new hyperscalers that is generating so many anxieties around livelihood, land rights and sustainability? We bring you an explainer
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