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India aims to lead globally in digital infrastructure by 2035 through data embassies, cities, and clean energy, boosting its digital economy to 20% of GDP by 2030.
A PwC report says India could become a global leader in digital infrastructure by creating data embassies—offering sovereign protection and tax neutrality—and data cities with unified policies and clean energy access.
With data center capacity set to grow from 1.5 GW to 14 GW by 2035, driven by strong investment and digital adoption, India’s digital economy, now 11.74% of GDP, could reach 20% by 2029–30.
Success hinges on stable regulations, robust data privacy laws, and cybersecurity measures to maintain trust and attract global investment.
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India pretende liderar a nivel mundial en infraestructura digital para 2035 a través de embajadas de datos, ciudades y energía limpia, impulsando su economía digital al 20% del PIB para 2030.