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Google opens Delhi cloud region, second in India
Following Mumbai in 2017
Following Mumbai in 2017
Japanese finance company takes stake in a NTT subsidiary building 24MW facility in Mumbai
NTT continues $2 billion expansion plan in India
STT buys 99 Million kWh of renewable energy for data centers in Maharashtra
Company aims for 2.5 million sq ft of capacity and 250MW of solar power over next three years
MoU shows mystery operator getting 7.4 acres at Airoli West business park
One of the largest in the Mumbai region
SEBI to consolidate hardware and data centers for private cloud strategy
Increasing NTT’s capacity in India by 30 percent.
The photovoltaic modules, provided by WAAREE Ltd, have a generation capacity of 1MW
Described as a standalone Tier IV Edge facility
The proposed locations could total more than five million square feet of data center space by 2020
Striving to become the country’s largest data center operator
Planning to open a hyperscale campus in Mumbai in 2020
Increasing its data center capacity by 70 percent
The facility will serve as a landing station for the company’s Eagle Subsea Network, due for completion in 2020
Almost doubling its capacity in India
Another three planned in Thailand, Russia and Japan
Due to come online in January
Joining AWS and Microsoft in the country
$700 million more in annual colocation and hosting revenue to be generated by 2019
To be the first of at least three geographically separate facilities
Bringing NTT Com’s gross footprint in India to 1.1 million sq ft
Also close to making acquisitions in other Asia Pacific markets