Union Minister Piyush Goyal just told Japan: “We’re ready to be your global data centre hub.” And here’s the kicker; over $200 billion in commitments already pouring in from global hyperscalers (think Amazon, Google, Microsoft). Why does this matter for you? Because data centres need engineers, technicians, project managers, security experts, and power engineers; all jobs that didn’t exist at this scale in India 5 years ago. The government is even tweaking rules; no more BIS certs for critical tech gear; to make setup faster. If you’re eyeing a future in tech, infrastructure, or even finance (Goyal also met Japanese banks), this is your signal to align your skills. India’s $30 trillion economy by 2047 won’t be built on IT services alone; it’s going to run on silicon, servers, and smart policy. Start watching this space; not just for jobs, but for careers that don’t even have job titles yet.