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Karnataka is finalising a comprehensive new Data Centre Policy aimed at strengthening the state’s digital infrastructure and supporting the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The initiative is expected to attract significant domestic and international investments while reinforcing Karnataka’s position as India’s leading technology hub.
The proposed policy focuses on creating a business-friendly ecosystem for data centre developers by addressing critical requirements such as reliable power supply, land availability, sustainability, and data security. The state also plans to support next-generation computing infrastructure required for AI-driven workloads and enterprise cloud services.
Officials are also exploring incentives for energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable data centres, including advanced cooling technologies and renewable energy integration. The broader strategy aims to attract large-scale investments, expand data centre capacity, and create high-skilled employment opportunities across Karnataka.
The upcoming policy forms part of Karnataka’s broader vision to strengthen its leadership in AI, digital innovation, and technology services. Alongside initiatives such as AI research and innovation programs, the government aims to build a future-ready digital ecosystem capable of supporting India’s expanding technology sector.
Karnataka’s upcoming Data Centre Policy highlights the state’s commitment to becoming a global destination for AI and digital infrastructure investments. As demand for advanced computing continues to grow, the policy could play a key role in accelerating technology-driven economic growth and innovation.
Karnataka is finalising a comprehensive new Data Centre Policy aimed at strengthening the state’s digital infrastructure and supporting the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The initiative is expected to attract significant domestic and international investments while reinforcing Karnataka’s position as India’s leading technology hub.
The proposed policy focuses on creating a business-friendly ecosystem for data centre developers by addressing critical requirements such as reliable power supply, land availability, sustainability, and data security. The state also plans to support next-generation computing infrastructure required for AI-driven workloads and enterprise cloud services.
Officials are also exploring incentives for energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable data centres, including advanced cooling technologies and renewable energy integration. The broader strategy aims to attract large-scale investments, expand data centre capacity, and create high-skilled employment opportunities across Karnataka.
The upcoming policy forms part of Karnataka’s broader vision to strengthen its leadership in AI, digital innovation, and technology services. Alongside initiatives such as AI research and innovation programs, the government aims to build a future-ready digital ecosystem capable of supporting India’s expanding technology sector.
Karnataka’s upcoming Data Centre Policy highlights the state’s commitment to becoming a global destination for AI and digital infrastructure investments. As demand for advanced computing continues to grow, the policy could play a key role in accelerating technology-driven economic growth and innovation.
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