India, Jan. 24 -- In a move to leverage the surging global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) services, Reliance Group is reportedly building what could be the world's largest data centre by capacity in India.

As per Bloomberg, Mukesh Ambani is acquiring Nvidia Corp.'s cutting-edge AI semiconductors to establish this data centre in Jamnagar. The facility, with an anticipated capacity of three gigawatts, is set to surpass all existing data centres worldwide.

If confirmed, Ambani will join the ranks of global tech giants like Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon, all investing billions in AI-focused data centres to cater to a growing customer base.

Meanwhile, in the US, OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle have pledged investments of up to $500 ...