In today’s digital world, data centres are becoming as important as ports and oil pipelines once were. Every time we watch a video, make an online payment, store photos in the cloud, or use artificial intelligence, the data behind it is stored in large buildings called data centres. These facilities store and process huge amounts of digital information. For a long time, most of the world’s data centres have been located in countries like the United States, China, and places such as Singapore. But things are slowly changing. As the world becomes more digital and global tensions increase, companies are looking for new, safer, and cheaper places to store their data. This is where India could play a big role in the future. Because of several advantages related to geography, cost, and global politics, India has the potential to become one of the world’s major data centre hubs. Stable Land: The Advantage of the Deccan Plateau: One of the most important things for a data centre is safety...