Mumbai
Holds about half of India’s operational data-centre stock on CBRE’s count; most international subsea cables land near Versova.
In Vayam’s reporting

Jamnagar: why Reliance is building India's AI backbone next to its refinery
A quarter of India's refining capacity sits in one Reliance fence. Now the same site is promised 120 MW of AI compute by December, on solar power that has not yet arrived.

The grid before the plan: data centres are joining India's peak the costliest way
India's power demand set a record of 270.82 GW on 21 May. Data centres are a sliver of it today, are projected to grow 20-fold, and are being wired in as firm, doubled, peak-hour load.

Why India's data centres live by the sea
Thirteen of India's eighteen international cables come ashore on one six-kilometre stretch of Mumbai. The compute followed the cables, and the next landings are on the east coast.

A fifth of the world's data, 2% of its data centres: checking India's favourite ratio
The ratio is in the Economic Survey and every industry deck. One half traces back to a sentence with no method. The other half depends on which denominator you pick.

The building that drinks: India's data centres and the water nobody meters
India put its data centres in its thirstiest cities. After a 76% monsoon in the south, the industry's water bill is still a guess, and only one state has asked to see it.