Google’s parent company Alphabet will invest $15 billion to establish a major AI data hub in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh—its largest such project outside the United States.
The facility will form part of Google’s global AI network across 12 countries, combining advanced cloud and AI infrastructure with renewable energy systems.
The investment, spread over five years, aligns with India’s growing prominence as a global data centre destination, driven by low data costs and a fast-expanding internet base. Andhra Pradesh’s government hailed the project as a transformative step for the state’s digital and economic development.
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Global data centre. Now there’s a new phrase. Centre is one location, Global is everywhere.
Unsure if a unique digital ID is OK, but definitely taking a chip inside your hand or forehead is a deal breaker.
Such control over any human being, including location, consumption, travel, interaction with others, turning off and on the necessities of life is not free will. It is not privacy. It is full control by corporations.
If we had democracy, GE wouldn’t happern. If we had democracy we wouldn’t vote for war.
What we have is an illusion of democracy. A showcase democracy. 30 seconds in a cardboard booth with a piece of paper and two ticks with an orange pen.
Voting in local people who take orders directly from globalists. Minor regulatory adjustments, isn’t freedom. However the alternative is leaders past exposed, assassinated, unable to sell produce or products and finally blown up and invaded, is even worst.