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. Let's write the full content. Lead: HyperVault, a subsidiary of Tata Consultancy Services, and its partners plan to invest up to INR 700 billion ($7.41 billion) in a phased 1-gigawatt AI data-center campus in Telangana, India. The company secured 264 acres in Hyderabad on September 5 for the proposed campus, which will provide high-density, liquid-cooled infrastructure for frontier AI companies and hyperscalers. Then H2: "A step up from the earlier commitment" - paragraph: The proposed campus investment is materially above the earlier commitment of INR 180 billion that TCS and TPG made on November 20, 2025, to develop HyperVault's gigawatt-scale AI data-center platform. TPG's contribution in that deal was capped at INR 88.2 billion. The new plan doesn't break down how much each partner will put in, but the total is more than three times the earlier figure. H2: "What the campus will offer" - paragraph: The campus is designed for high-density, liquid-cooled infrastructure, aimed at frontier AI companies and hyperscalers. It will run on green energy and follow water-neutral design principles. The project is expected to generate several thousand direct and indirect jobs during development and operations. H2: "The open question" - paragraph: No construction timetable or phase-by-phase capacity schedule was specified in the announcement. That leaves the timeline for the 1-gigawatt buildout unclear, even as the land is already secured. We need to ensure we don't say "the company" incorrectly. We can say "HyperVault" or "the subsidiary". Also, we need to mention that it's a TCS subsidiary. We did. We should also mention that the campus is in Telangana, specifically Hyderabad. We did. We need to avoid "the announcement" - we can say "the plan" or "the proposal". But it's fine. We need to vary sentence length. We have some short sentences: "That leaves the timeline unclear." Good. We need to avoid "It's worth noting" etc. We're fine. Now, we need to output JSON. Let's construct. Title: "HyperVault to Invest Up to $7.41B in Gigawatt-Scale AI Data Center in Hyderabad" - that's good. Slug: "hypervault-ai-data-center-hyderabad" Content: We'll put the HTML. Meta description: Let's write: "HyperVault, a TCS subsidiary, plans to invest up to $7.41 billion in a 1-gigawatt AI data-center campus in Hyderabad, India, with green energy and thousands of jobs." That's 150 chars? Let me count: I'll copy into a counter. But I'll trust it's around 150. We can adjust. Keywords: ["HyperVault", "AI data center", "Telangana", "TCS", "Hyderabad"] - but we need to be more specific. Maybe "HyperVault AI data center" as primary. Let's set focusKeyword: "HyperVault AI data center" and keywords: ["HyperVault", "AI data center", "Telangana", "TCS", "Hyderabad"] - that's fine. Readability: wordCount: we'll count the words in our content. Let's write the content and count. Let's write the full content in HTML:

HyperVault, a subsidiary of Tata Consultancy Services, and its partners plan to invest up to INR 700 billion ($7.41 billion) in a phased 1-gigawatt AI data-center campus in Telangana, India. The company secured 264 acres in Hyderabad on September 5 for the proposed campus, which will provide high-density, liquid-cooled infrastructure for frontier AI companies and hyperscalers.

A step up from the earlier commitment

The proposed campus investment is materially above the earlier commitment of INR 180 billion that TCS and TPG made on November 20, 2025, to develop HyperVault's gigawatt-scale AI data-center platform. TPG's contribution in that deal was capped at INR 88.2 billion. The new plan doesn't break down how much each partner will put in, but the total is more than three times the earlier figure.

What the campus will offer

The campus is designed for high-density, liquid-cooled infrastructure, aimed at frontier AI companies and hyperscalers. It will run on green energy and follow water-neutral design principles. The project is expected to generate several thousand direct and indirect jobs during development and operations.

The open question

No construction timetable or phase-by-phase capacity schedule was specified in the announcement. That leaves the timeline for the 1-gigawatt buildout unclear, even as the land is already secured.