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Why DATA CENTRES are GOOD for India? - Indian Startup News 292

0:00 Intro 0:55 India's Data Centre Opportunity 5:34 Dhruva64 — First Indigenous 64-bit Processor 7:00 Eggoz Controversy & FSSAI Probe 7:29 Speciale Invest’s ₹1,400 Cr Deep-Tech Fund 7:55 Shiprocket Files DRHP 8:18 Weekly Funding News This week on Backstage with Millionaires, we break down one of the most important but least understood structural shifts happening in India right now — the massive push toward building data centres. After Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India is becoming a preferred destination for data centres, we look beyond the headline optimism and explain why this is a once-in-a-decade opportunity. India already generates nearly 20% of the world’s data but hosts only about 3% of global data-centre capacity. We explain how this mirrors India’s old raw-material export problem — and why data centres change everything by allowing India to store, process, and monetise data domestically. We break down the three forces driving this shift: exploding AI demand, data localisation regulations, and changing global geopolitics. We also address the big concerns around power and water usage — and explain why, despite these challenges, data centres could actually accelerate renewable energy adoption, infrastructure upgrades, and high-skilled job creation across the country. Next, we cover a major milestone in India’s semiconductor journey — the launch of Dhruva64, India’s first fully indigenous 64-bit microprocessor. Built by C-DAC on the open-source RISC-V architecture, this chip marks a crucial step toward technological independence at a time when global chip supply chains are increasingly fragile. In our Quick Updates, we cover: • Eggoz landing in controversy after allegations of banned antibiotic residues in eggs — and FSSAI stepping in for independent testing • Speciale Invest launching a ₹1,400 crore growth fund focused on scaling deep-tech startups • Shiprocket filing its DRHP with SEBI ahead of its IPO • Turtlemint receiving SEBI approval to move forward with its public listing Finally, in our Weekly Funding News, we break down the $146 million raised by Indian startups this week — including large rounds for Digantara, Tagbin, Oben Electric, Quintrans, and Cellarim Labs — and explain what these bets say about where Indian innovation is headed next. Disclaimer: Zero1 by Zerodha supports creators and storytellers through its network. The views expressed in this video are solely those of the creator and are not endorsed by Zero1. Connect with us: Twitter:   / bwmillionaires   Instagram:   / backstagewithmillionaires   Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5rGPalo...