Reliance Industries plans to develop the data center cluster near Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. The project involves a total estimated investment of 160,000 INR-Crore and has received approval from the State Investment Promotion Committee. The proposed development will include a large-scale data center cluster along with supporting energy infrastructure.
The project will be developed in phases with a planned capacity of 1.5 GW. The company has sought an anticipated 935 Acres of land for the data center cluster, including 300 Acres for Phase 1 and 635 Acres for Phase 2. Additional land includes 1 Acre for a cable landing station and 80 Acres for a desalination plant. Phase 1 will include a 500 MW data center at Polipalli village, expected to be operational by October 2028. Phase 2 will add 1 GW capacity near Bhogapuram by 2030. The development will also include a captive renewable energy system, with an investment of an estimated 108,000 INR-Crore for the data center and 51,300 INR-Crore for the solar and battery storage project.
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Once operational, the Reliance Andhra data center cluster will significantly expand digital infrastructure capacity in the state. It will also support the region’s emergence as a major data center hub. The project is expected to strengthen investment activity and infrastructure development near Visakhapatnam.
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