Expansion of Data Centers by US Tech Giants in India
Sector: Data Center • Location: India
Source: Moneycontrol
Leading US-based technology companies including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are seeking direct tax incentives from the Indian government to expand their data center capacities across India. The companies have requested tax holidays and concessional corporate tax rates to encourage investment in data infrastructure. The government is currently discussing these requests and considering additional
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Description | Leading US-based technology companies including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are seeking direct tax incentives from the Indian government to expand their data center capacities across India. The companies have requested tax holidays and concessional corporate tax rates to encourage investment in data infrastructure. The government is currently discussing these requests and considering additional incentives excluding direct taxes to promote data center establishment in Tier II and Tier III cities. |
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