Mumbai: IT industry lobby group Nasscom<\/a> has urged the government to not restrict data centre fiscal incentives<\/a> to investments made only in the proposed ‘Data Centre Economic Zones<\/a>’. It also said the incentives must not be tied to any other location-based criteria. The Ministry of Electronics<\/a> and IT (MeitY) last month released a draft Data Centre Policy<\/a> and invited comments from the industry and public on the same.

According to the policy, “A
Data Centre<\/a> Incentivization Scheme (DCIS) will be formulated by Government of India which would specify the intended beneficiaries, applicability criteria and fiscal and non-fiscal incentives for the sector.”

Nasscom<\/a> said while incentives would make such services globally competitive, the policy lacked clarity on what the applicability criteria would be for such incentives.

Sunil Gupta, cofounder and CEO of
data centre<\/a> infrastructure company Yotta Infrastructure<\/a> said the proposed incentives should be linked to the adoption of certain standards proposed by the government. He said the government should mandate certain minimum standards instead of leaving it to the operators to define their own standards.

“This will allow adoption of transparent practices in terms of design, commissioning, and operations of data centres and hence, create a very high benchmark for the Indian data centre industry,” Gupta said.

The fiscal incentives should be linked to the adoption of standards and highest performance including the lowest PUE (power usage effectiveness), highest quality standards, scalability, and adoption of green energy, he added.
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The industry body, however, said there should be a broad range of standards for data centres to choose from based on customer requirements and asked the government to “avoid mandating a few selected standards”.

Nasscom also urged MeitY to work with the Department of Telecom (DOT) to enable policies that would provide new optic fibre cable entrants (non-carriers) or third parties, access to public rights of way in municipalities and rural areas.

Typically, internet and data business firms have to engage with municipalities to get access to laying optic fibre cables under public areas like roads and footpaths.

Gupta also said there was a need for new players, including data centre operators, in the fibre deployment business, adding that “they should get ‘rights of way’ with minimum fuss.”

Nasscom also asked the government to consult the industry players before finalising on a 'testing and certification' framework for data centres and suggested that global standards be employed to the testing framework rather than separate domestic.
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不要限制数据中心提供优惠定位标准:行业协会

IT行业游说组织行业协会敦促政府没有限制数据中心财政激励投资只有在提出“数据中心经济区”。

Anandi Chandrashekhar
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孟买:IT行业游说团体行业协会敦促政府没有限制吗数据中心的财政激励措施只投资提出的数据中心经济区”。它还表示,激励不能与任何其他定位标准。的中国电子产品它(MeitY)上个月公布了一份草案数据中心政策并邀请行业和公众的评论一样。

根据政策,”数据中心Incentivization方案(DCIS)将由印度政府制定指定收益人,适用性标准和财政和非财政激励。”

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行业协会说,虽然激励会使这样的服务全球竞争力,政策缺乏明确的适用性标准等激励措施。

古塔,创始人兼首席执行官数据中心基础设施公司Yotta基础设施说,拟议的激励应与某些标准的采用提出的政府。他说,政府应该要求一定的最低标准,而不是离开它的运营商定义自己的标准。

“这将允许采用透明的实践而言,设计,调试,和操作的数据中心,因此,创建一个非常高的印度数据中心行业的基准,”Gupta说。

财政激励应与标准的采用最低和最高的性能包括PUE(能量消耗),最高的质量标准,可伸缩性和采用绿色能源,他补充说。

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然而,行业组织说,应该有一个广泛的标准数据中心选择根据客户需求和要求政府“避免强制一些选定的标准”。

行业协会还敦促MeitY与电信部门合作(点),使政策提供新的光纤电缆进入者(非承运人)或者第三方,获得公共权利的方式在城市和农村地区。

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通常情况下,网络和数据业务公司与市获得铺设光纤电缆在公共区域如道路和人行道。

古普塔还说,需要新球员,包括数据中心运营商,在纤维部署业务,“他们应该得到的权利的方式与最低大惊小怪。”

行业协会还要求政府咨询行业人士在敲定一个数据中心的测试和认证的框架和建议采用全球标准的测试框架,而不是单独的国内。
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Mumbai: IT industry lobby group Nasscom<\/a> has urged the government to not restrict data centre fiscal incentives<\/a> to investments made only in the proposed ‘Data Centre Economic Zones<\/a>’. It also said the incentives must not be tied to any other location-based criteria. The Ministry of Electronics<\/a> and IT (MeitY) last month released a draft Data Centre Policy<\/a> and invited comments from the industry and public on the same.

According to the policy, “A
Data Centre<\/a> Incentivization Scheme (DCIS) will be formulated by Government of India which would specify the intended beneficiaries, applicability criteria and fiscal and non-fiscal incentives for the sector.”

Nasscom<\/a> said while incentives would make such services globally competitive, the policy lacked clarity on what the applicability criteria would be for such incentives.

Sunil Gupta, cofounder and CEO of
data centre<\/a> infrastructure company Yotta Infrastructure<\/a> said the proposed incentives should be linked to the adoption of certain standards proposed by the government. He said the government should mandate certain minimum standards instead of leaving it to the operators to define their own standards.

“This will allow adoption of transparent practices in terms of design, commissioning, and operations of data centres and hence, create a very high benchmark for the Indian data centre industry,” Gupta said.

The fiscal incentives should be linked to the adoption of standards and highest performance including the lowest PUE (power usage effectiveness), highest quality standards, scalability, and adoption of green energy, he added.
<\/p>

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Nasscom paper on encryption calls for regulation on data handling by law enforcement agencies<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Microsoft, Nasscom to skill 30K Telangana youths in AI<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The industry body, however, said there should be a broad range of standards for data centres to choose from based on customer requirements and asked the government to “avoid mandating a few selected standards”.

Nasscom also urged MeitY to work with the Department of Telecom (DOT) to enable policies that would provide new optic fibre cable entrants (non-carriers) or third parties, access to public rights of way in municipalities and rural areas.

Typically, internet and data business firms have to engage with municipalities to get access to laying optic fibre cables under public areas like roads and footpaths.

Gupta also said there was a need for new players, including data centre operators, in the fibre deployment business, adding that “they should get ‘rights of way’ with minimum fuss.”

Nasscom also asked the government to consult the industry players before finalising on a 'testing and certification' framework for data centres and suggested that global standards be employed to the testing framework rather than separate domestic.
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