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Inside India newsletter: Asia’s hottest data center market aims to quell concerns over water and power use

CNBC · October 21, 2026 at 8:07 PM

India is grappling with growing public anger against data centers that pose a threat to its ambitions to host the whole world's data.

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Inside India newsletter: Asia’s hottest data center market aims to quell concerns over water and power use

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