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With close to 14 percent market share at present, Bengaluru is among the frontrunners when it comes to looking beyond Mumbai.
“The huge and consistently growing IT and technology-startup ecosystems in the city will further spike the demand. Availability of IT talent, good geographic location that offers low risk of seismic activity and other natural disasters, excellent domestic and international connectivity etc., will continue to favour Bangalore’s rise as one of the future hubs for the Indian DC industry,” said Vimal Kaw, Head of Product, Datacenter, NTT<\/a> GDC & CI.
Bengaluru- India’s Silicon Valley, driving demand for data centers<\/a><\/strong>
“India's software sales are expected to touch USD 30 billion by 2025, garnering a CAGR<\/a> of over 10% in the previous three financial years. With Bangalore already accounting for 40% of software exports, we expect this role to expand further. With the state at the forefront of innovation and technological evolution, companies are increasingly adopting ever-improving technologies such as AI, IoT, cloud computing and Big Data in their quest to keep pace with the changing times. DC capacity requirements would emerge from the rapid growth of the cloud providers in the coming years, thereby creating demand for hyper-scale DCs in Bengaluru, “ said Anshuman Magazine, Chairman & CEO - India, SEA, ME&A, CBRE<\/a>.
Being India’s IT hub, Bengaluru is expected to be the prime beneficiary of Karnataka's DC policy. The latest CBRE Q2 research shows that Bangalore has ~100 MW of DC capacity, the second-largest in India.
Rachit Mohan, Head, Data Center Advisory, India, JLL, believes that the growth of technology, start-ups, and other industries has growth implications for the colocation DCs.
“Outsourcing of IT infrastructure like services is going to be a natural evolution for IT companies as they expand and focus on emerging areas like Artificial intelligence<\/a>, Machine learning, blockchain technology, etc. Technology companies are expected to outsource their captive DCs to colocation players. This will result in the growth of the DCs in the long term,” he added.
State’s Data center policy expected to give Bengaluru a push
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The Karnataka Government recently announced its Data Center Policy for 2022-2027 which aims to create a robust DC ecosystem in the state.
“The state government is focusing on enhancing the ease of doing business in Karnataka for DC operators. The Karnataka Udyog Mitra, the Department of Commerce and Industries will act as the single window agency clearing the data center proposals in the state through its online portal,” said Kaw.
The state policy aims to attract investments worth Rs 10,000 crore in the data center industry by 2025.
“The State has also offered power tariff concessions in order to rationalize power costs for the industry. DC has been recognized as a separate industry and provided relaxation in construction norms. The policy has also allowed the stacking of Diesel Generator sets which was not allowed before. The incentives are expected to reduce the Capex cost for DCs and attract more investments,” said Mohan.
According to CBRE Bengaluru has the second-largest DC capacity of almost 100 MW in India as of Q2 2022.
The dedicated DC policy targets more than 200 MW by 2025 in the state, with the expected majority expansion planned in Bangalore, supported by hyper-scale DC demand. Projected critical IT load capacity in Bangalore to reach about 190 MW13 by 2023-24.
Karnataka already has a presence of major DC players such as Reliance, Sify, NTT, NxtGen, Trimax, Nxtra by Airtel, STT, CtrlS, and ESDS already operating their DCs in the state.
Last year, Web Werks and Teleindia Networks invested around USD 95.8 million and 12.8 million, respectively, to set up their DC units in Bengaluru. NTT has also announced that it will be building another data center in Bengaluru.
Chennai continues to dominate DC space in Southern India<\/strong>
According to Kaw, Bengaluru has a lot of positives that will undoubtedly make it one of the biggest data center hubs in the country in the years ahead. The reason Chennai has held an edge is the presence of cable landing stations in the city. It is well known that data centers prefer to be located as close to the landing stations as possible to enjoy superior and less disruption prone experience. However, with the arrival of 5G, network speeds all over the country would increase tremendously.
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班加罗尔的数据中心生态系统见证需求推动
印度的IT中心,卡纳塔克邦的班加罗尔预计将主要受益者的特区政策。最新的世邦魏理仕Q2研究表明,班加罗尔~ 100 MW直流能力,在印度第二大。
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目前有近14%的市场份额,班加罗尔是领先的时候看起来超出了孟买。
“巨大和持续增长和技术创业生态系统的城市将进一步上涨的需求。可用性的人才,良好的地理位置,提供低风险的地震活动和其他自然灾害,优秀的国内和国际连接等,将继续支持班加罗尔的崛起为印度在未来的航空枢纽之一直流行业,”维姆在乌鸦说产品、数据中心日本电报电话公司环球数码创意和CI。
班加罗尔,印度的硅谷,开车数据中心需求
“印度的软件销售预计将触及300亿美元,到2025年,获得一个CAGR在前三年金融的超过10%。班加罗尔已占软件出口的40%,我们预计这个角色进一步扩大。与国家的前沿创新和技术的进步,企业正越来越多地采用不断完善的技术,如人工智能、物联网、云计算和大数据在他们跟上时代的变化。直流容量需求将出现快速增长的云提供商在未来几年,从而为hyper-scale DCs在班加罗尔创造需求,”Anshuman杂志说,董事长兼首席执行官——印度,大海,我一个,世邦魏理仕。
印度的IT中心,卡纳塔克邦的班加罗尔预计将主要受益者的特区政策。最新的世邦魏理仕Q2研究表明,班加罗尔~ 100 MW直流能力,在印度第二大。
Rachit Mohan、头、数据中心咨询、印度,仲量联行,认为技术的发展,创业公司,和其他行业增长影响主机托管DCs。
“外包IT基础设施的服务将是一个自然进化企业扩大和关注的新兴领域人工智能、机器学习、区块链技术等科技公司预计将外包他们的俘虏DCs主机托管的球员。这将导致DCs的发展从长远来看,“他补充说。
国家数据中心政策将给班加罗尔一把
卡纳塔克邦政府最近宣布其2022 - 2027年数据中心政策旨在创建一个健壮的直流系统。
“国家政府关注提高商业环境的卡纳塔克邦直流操作符。卡纳塔克邦Udyog Mitra,商务部和工业将会作为单一窗口机构清算数据中心建议国家通过其在线门户,”乌鸦说。
国家政策旨在吸引投资价值10000卢比到2025年数据中心行业。
“国家也提供电价让步为了合理化产业的电力成本。直流一直被认为是一个独立的行业,提供放松的建筑规范。政策也让堆积的柴油发电机组之前是不允许的。的激励措施预计将减少资本支出成本DCs和吸引更多的投资,”莫汉说。
根据世邦魏理仕班加罗尔的第二大容量直流几乎和2022年第二季度的100 MW在印度。
专用直流政策目标超过200兆瓦,到2025年,预期的大部分扩张计划在班加罗尔,hyper-scale直流支持的需求。预计关键在班加罗尔负载能力到2023年将达到约190 MW13 - 24。
卡纳塔克邦等主要直流球员已经有一个存在依赖,Sify, NTT, NxtGen, Trimax, Nxtra Airtel, STT ctrl, ESDS已经操作DCs的状态。
去年,Web颂歌和Teleindia网络投资大约9580万和1280万美元,分别建立其直流单位在班加罗尔。日本电报电话公司还宣布,它将在班加罗尔建立另一个数据中心。
钦奈继续主导直流空间在印度南部
根据乌鸦,班加罗尔有很多优点,无疑将使它最大的一个数据中心中心在未来的几年里。钦奈举行了优势的原因是电缆着陆站在城市的存在。众所周知,数据中心更倾向于位于尽可能接近着陆站享受优越的和更少的破坏倾向经验。然而,随着5克的到来,全国各地的网络速度可以极大的增加。
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