Andhra Pradesh Cabinet clears policy frameworks to attract investments in AI, electronics, renewable energy
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- ✓The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet approved new policies on Tuesday to attract investments in AI, electronics, and renewable energy.
- ✓Officials cleared a ₹31,387-crore green integrated AI data centre by AM Intelligence in Visakhapatnam.
- ✓The government also set up a new traffic management directorate and approved several industrial parks for entrepreneurs.
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Directorate of Traffic Management and Road Safety to be set up at Mangalagiri; ₹31,387-crore green integrated AI data centre proposed by AM Intelligence at Amanam in Visakhapatnam district cleared
The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu at the Secretariat on Tuesday, approved a series of proposals aimed at attracting investments in artificial intelligence, electronics, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing, besides taking decisions on infrastructure, education and administration.
The Cabinet approved the Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics and Extended Reality (AVGC-XR) Policy 2026-31 and the Robotics and Physical AI Policy 2026-36. It also cleared amendments to the Semiconductor and Display Fab Policy 2024-29. The Cabinet approved the establishment of a dedicated Directorate of Traffic Management and Road Safety under the supervision of the Director-General of Police (DGP), with its headquarters at Mangalagiri.
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