The Google AI hub is a $15 billion investment over five years (2026-2030). It will feature gigawatt-scale data centre operations, a subsea cable network, and clean energy solutions. AdaniConneX and Airtel will collaborate closely to drive AI workloads in India, according to a company statement.

The project will expand India’s AI capabilities with purpose-built data centre infrastructure. It also emphasizes sustainability through co-investment in transmission lines, clean energy generation, and innovative energy storage systems, strengthening both the data centre and India’s electricity grid.

Gautam Adani called the partnership historic and transformative for India’s digital landscape. Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the AI hub will unlock growth for businesses, researchers, and creators. The project is expected to drive economic growth, digital inclusivity, and create tens of thousands of jobs in technology, construction, and clean energy across Visakhapatnam and beyond.

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The order came after Bharti Airtel filed a writ petition. The company challenged the removal of its optical fiber cables from electricity poles in Hyderabad.

Justice Nagesh Bheemapaka, who heard the case, said the issue goes beyond telecom services. He noted it also concerns accountability for public safety.

The petition followed the Ramanthapur tragedy. Five people died after touching a live cable during a Sri Krishnashtami procession.

After the incident, Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka directed officials to remove all cables from electricity poles without delay.

The High Court will review the case further in the coming days.

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