STTGDC launches 22MW data center in Noida, India

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APAC data center firm STTGDC has launched a new data center in Uttar Pradesh, India.
The company last week announced the inauguration of STTGDC NOI2, a 22MW data center in Noida.
Bimal Khandelwal, CEO for India at STTGDC, said: “India’s continued digital growth and increasing adoption of AI are creating demand for infrastructure that can support larger, more complex, and more compute-intensive workloads. STTGDC NOI2 strengthens our capacity in one of the country’s most important digital infrastructure markets and reflects our commitment to investing ahead of customer demand.”
Khandelwal continued: “By expanding our Delhi NCR platform, we are giving customers access to resilient, well-connected infrastructure with the scale and operational capabilities they need to grow with confidence. This investment is an important part of our long-term strategy to build the digital infrastructure that will support India’s next phase of cloud and AI-led growth.”
STTGDC first announced plans to develop in Noida back in 2021. Noida 2 offers 22MW. Noida 1 offers 17MW, with Noida 3 under development and set to offer 28MW.
Indian neocloud Neysa is set to lease capacity in Noida 2, placing some 9,000 GPUs in the facility.
STT GDC’s India division has more than 600MW of critical IT load in operation and development across 34 facilities in ten cities across the country.
Investment firm KKR and Singaporean telecoms operator Singtel fully acquired STT GDC in February from ST Telemedia. The company has since been rebranded as STTGDC.

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