New Delhi, Oct. 15 -- Tech giant Google on Tuesday announced a $15 billion investment to build India's first artificial intelligence hub in Visakhapatnam - its largest facility outside the US. The hub will feature a gigawatt-scale data centre built in partnership with Adani Group's AdaniConneX and Airtel, along with a new international subsea cable landing to boost India's internet speed and global connectivity, the company said. "It is part of a global network of AI centres in 12 different countries, but it is the largest one that we will be building anywhere in the world outside of the US," Google Cloud chief executive Thomas Kurian said at the 'Bharat AI Shakti' event in Delhi, where the formal memorandum of understanding was signed with...