New Delhi, Oct. 26 -- As artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates global demand for computing infrastructure, India is emerging as an attractive destination for data centre investments, backed by relatively competitive construction costs, renewable energy potential, a vast domestic market and access to extensive coastlines, Vedanta chairman Anil Agarwal has said.

In a post highlighting India's potential, Agarwal said the country was well-positioned to benefit from the global expansion of data centres as technology companies race to build infrastructure capable of supporting increasingly sophisticated AI applications.

"At a time when the whole world is focusing on building data centres for AI, India has many advantages," Agarwal said, ar...