A Luxembourg-based firm, iPC, proposes investing ₹83,480 crore in Karnataka through an integrated project planned in three phases. The plan combines large-scale digital infrastructure with green hydrogen and power generation, centered on an integrated Bengaluru–Tumakuru platform, according to reports.
The Business Line article frames the proposal as a mix of data centre and digital infrastructure with clean energy components, including green hydrogen and electricity generation. The Hindu similarly describes iPC as planning a large investment in Karnataka that links green hydrogen with data centre development. While both outlets agree on the overall investment size, the integrated Bengaluru–Tumakuru footprint, and the green hydrogen plus data centre direction, they emphasize different aspects of the project—Business Line foregrounds the integrated digital-infrastructure-and-energy approach, while The Hindu highlights the data-centre and hydrogen linkage in the investment headline.
