Karnataka approves data centre, marine biotech policies
The data centre plan targets 1 GW of IT load by 2031, while the marine biotechnology policy aims to lift the blue bioeconomy to $6-8 billion.
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Karnataka govt. approves sustainable data centre to address AI’s environmental footprint
The revised data centre policy envisages sustainable data centre development, with emphasis on renewable energy adoption, energy efficiency, advanced cooling, water management, carbon emission mitigation, and monitoring of power usage effectiveness and water usage effectiveness.
Karnataka approves data centre, marine biotech policies
Karnataka has approved new policies for data centres and marine biotechnology sectors. These initiatives aim to attract significant investment and expand economic activity statewide. The data centre policy targets one gigawatt of IT load by 2031. Marine biotechnology seeks to grow the blue bioeconomy to eight billion dollars by 2031. Both policies will foster infrastructure development and create numerous job opportunities.
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