Biggest data center in the world will be made in Gujarat by reliance Industries of Mukesh Ambani

The need for data centers has increased over the years. New centers are also being built in India. Reliance Industries (RIL), a company of Billionaire Mukesh Ambani, has prepared a plan to make the world’s largest data center in Jamnagar, Gujarat. This will increase the country’s capacity in Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Bloomberg ki Report It has been reported that Reliance Industries has bought AI semicondia from NVIDIA, one of the big companies related to AI. However, information about the project related to the data center has not been given by Reliance. Jensen Huang, Chairman of NVIDIA at NVIDIA AI Summit India held in Mumbai last year, announced his company partnership with Reliance. Huang had said, “Software was made in India. You have exported software. India will export AI in future. To lead in Artificial Intelligence, you must have AI model technology that India has. You have data. There is a need to keep AI Infrastructure after this.

In this event, Ambani had said that India will be included in the big markets of intelligence in the world. Recently, the World Economic Forum (WEF) had reported in a report that Indian companies are moving rapidly at the international level in the use of important technologies. These include AI and robotics. The increasing demand for skills related to AI is changing the job market.

The Future of Jobs report said that by increasing digital access to shape the jobs of jobs by 2030 in the country, stress between some countries and efforts to deal with climate change would be the major trends. Companies in India are making a lot of investment in AI, robotics and autonomous systems. Because of this, the jobs of Big Data Specialists, AI and Machine Learning Specialists are increasing in the country. WeF has reported that 67 percent of companies are planning to use diverse talent pools to meet the needs of talent. Along with this, about 30 percent of the companies are considering removing the degree requirement and doing skill based hiring.