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Telangana’s ₹70,000-Crore AI Data Centre Bet: Hyderabad Targets 1 GW of Computing Power

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  BIZ MASALA   |   BUSINESS • MARKETS • ECONOMY • PEOPLE TCS-backed HyperVault’s proposed campus could reshape India’s AI infrastructure map—but power, water, execution and the value captured locally will determine its real impact. HERO IMAGE: Data-centre server hall supplied by the editor. Reference photograph only; not a verified image of the proposed Hyderabad campus. HyperVault logo supplied by the editor. Project-announcement graphic supplied by the editor. The facility image in the graphic has not been independently verified as the Hyderabad project site. By Biz Masala | Technology, Infrastructure & Investment Telangana has secured a proposed investment of up to ₹70,000 crore for a large-scale artificial intelligence data centre campus in Hyderabad. TCS’s AI infrastructure business, HyperVault, and its partners plan to develop the project across more than 250 acres, with capacity of up to one gigawatt (GW). The announcement was made by Invest...

TELANGANA’S LAND RESURVEY

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  TELANGANA’S LAND RESURVE Y Can Technology Fix a Century of Uncertainty? By Murthy ASR   |   18 October 2026   |   BIZ MASALA The state says its resurvey has covered 285 villages and is shifting from chains and measuring tapes to DGPS, rovers and digital mapping. Accuracy will matter—but so will public objections, correction rights and the legal status of final records. THE STORY The scale of the task Telangana is attempting to modernise land measurement and records with technology intended to define parcel boundaries more accurately and reduce disputes. Revenue and Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy said on October 18 that resurvey work had been completed in 285 villages. The government is using Differential GPS (DGPS), rovers, GIS and QGIS, and plans to complete the exercise in three phases. The minister was quoted as saying survey numbers had grown from around 40 lakh in the period of historical records to 2.29 crore now. He also said ...