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The demand for data centres is being driven by the requirement to store data locally under laws such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and sectoral mandates from RBI and IRDAI, increasing data consumption and AI workloads, besides the low cost of setting up the facilities in India at around USD 8 million per megawatt, Redseer report said.
The demand for data centres is being driven by the requirement to store data locally under laws such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and sectoral mandates from RBI and IRDAI, increasing data consumption and AI workloads, besides the low cost of setting up the facilities in India at around USD 8 million per megawatt, Redseer report said.
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