Adani announced that the Adani-Google partnership at Visakhapatnam will help create an energy-efficient AI future led by India. The project involves developing India’s largest AI data centre campus and new green energy infrastructure in Andhra Pradesh. This collaboration between Adani Enterprises’ AdaniConneX and Google marks a major milestone in India’s AI growth journey.

The new facility will include Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) and Graphical Processing Units (GPUs) to power advanced AI applications. It will support sectors like healthcare, agriculture, logistics, and finance by accelerating AI-driven innovation. Adani emphasized that this project will empower India’s brightest minds to solve complex challenges.

Google’s AI hub in Visakhapatnam represents a $15 billion investment over five years (2026–2030). The initiative includes gigawatt-scale data centre operations, clean energy systems, and a robust subsea cable network to handle large AI workloads.

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Amaravati will soon host India’s first “Quantum Valley” for research and innovation, while Google will invest $15 billion in a 1-gigawatt hyperscale data center in Visakhapatnam. Similar to how Microsoft transformed Hyderabad’s IT landscape, these projects will make Andhra Pradesh a hub for global digital infrastructure.

The Google AI hub will use advanced liquid cooling systems, reducing water and power use by 20%. It will also generate 80% of its electricity from solar power. With India now producing 20% of global data but having only 3% storage capacity, Visakhapatnam’s data center expansion is a timely move.

Experts predict this initiative could create over 150,000 jobs. The government plans to focus on AI skill development to meet workforce demand. If successful, Google’s Visakhapatnam hub could solidify India’s position as a global AI powerhouse.

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Earlier, AI Mode was available only in English and Hindi. It helps users explore deeper topics and ask long, conversational questions. Google said the response in India has been “incredible,” with people using AI Mode for education, writing, product comparisons, and travel planning.

The new language expansion is powered by Google’s custom Gemini model for Search. This model understands local language nuances rather than translating words. Google also introduced ‘Search Live,’ a feature allowing users to interact with Search using voice and camera. India is the first country outside the US to get Search Live, initially in English and Hindi.

With Search Live, users can point their camera at objects and ask questions, receiving instant guidance. It helps with DIY projects, troubleshooting, schoolwork, and travel planning. The feature is rolling out from today and will reach more users in the coming weeks.

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