ST Telemedia GDC India to increase its capacity twofold within the next four years
ST Telemedia GDC India to increase its capacity twofold within the next four years
ST Telemedia GDC India, a co-location data center service provider, is planning to expand into tier-2 cities and invest in doubling its capacities every four to five years. The CEO, Sumit Mukhija, expects a 30% CAGR for India's cloud market in the next 5-7 years, driven by AI applications. Projections suggest that India's data center capacity will reach 3000MW by 2030. STT GDC India currently manages over 300MW of IT load across 27 facilities in nine Indian cities and is owned primarily by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres.
ST Telemedia GDC India, a co-location data center service provider, is planning to expand into tier-2 cities and invest in doubling its capacities every four to five years. The CEO, Sumit Mukhija, expects a 30% CAGR for India's cloud market in the next 5-7 years, driven by AI applications. Projections suggest that India's data center capacity will reach 3000MW by 2030. STT GDC India currently manages over 300MW of IT load across 27 facilities in nine Indian cities and is owned primarily by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres.
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ST Telemedia GDC India, a co-location data center service provider, is planning to expand into tier-2 cities and invest in doubling its capacities every four to five years. The CEO, Sumit Mukhija, expects a 30% CAGR for India's cloud market in the next 5-7 years, driven by AI applications. Projections suggest that India's data center capacity will reach 3000MW by 2030. STT GDC India currently manages over 300MW of IT load across 27 facilities in nine Indian cities and is owned primarily by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres. 
