$\"\"$ NEW DELHI: Tokyo-based telecom giant NTT Communications<\/a> is planning to open a new data centre through its subsidiary Netmagic<\/a> in Mumbai by the end of current calendar year with an investment of $100 million.
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\nNetmagic Solutions, a managed services provider, was acquired by NTT Communications in 2012. NTT, which offers voice and video solutions and network services to customers, holds a 74% stake in Netmagic, which is currently growing at around 35% annually.
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\nData centers are heavily dependent on uninterrupted power supply. NTT has chosen India’s financial capital Mumbai over other locations and since the metropolitan hosts many corporate headquarters, the company expects it to be a big business driver.
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“The new data centre coming up in Q3 2015 will be spread across 3-lakh square-feet and can host up to 3,000 server racs with 20MW-28MW energy capacity,” Sharad Sanghi<\/a>, Managing Director and Chief Executive of Netmagic, said.
\n“We are investing $100 million in new data centre and it will have carrier-neutral business model and have got some anchor booking and hope to get more customers as we move along,” he added.
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\nThis will be NTT Communications' ninth data centre in India.
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\nWith a robust managed services portfolio in the country, NTT Communications is eyeing India for its business needs and said that it will also announce global cloud services by year end to facilitate multinational companies.
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\nCompetition in the cloud market both - domestic and internationally - is growing, and global giants such as Microsoft, Amazon, Google and IBM have aggressive plans to put up data centers in India to accommodate growing business needs and cater to enterprise and public sector.
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\nLast September, Microsoft announced that it would be opening data centers in India by the end of 2015.
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\nDuring India visit last year, Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella said that cloud business in India itself is going to be a $2 trillion opportunity.
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\nTill now, Singapore and Hong Kong gain over India due to infrastructure readiness, low-cost bandwidth and power availability.
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\nThe data centre, according to Netmagic, will have four different fibre pathways. The company however refused to divulge further details and added that the Mumbai data centre customers include global cloud service providers, and banking and finance companies.
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\nThe Japanese telecommunications giant is also planning to expand further its data centre base to Hyderabad and Pune, and added that with the government’s ambitious Digital India plan, they are seeing new business demand coming their way.
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\nEstablished in 2005, NTT Communications has Indian headquarters in Gurgaon and operates as a cloud services, data centre and system integration provider, and has also started operations at its newest facility at Ahmadabad in Gujarat to principally serve Japanese customers.
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\nNTT Communications is also in the process to get a unified license for national long- distance services (NLD) through Indian entity NTT Communications India Network Services which, according to company would be established in May, 2015.
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日本主要NTT投资价值620卢比的新数据中心在孟买

NTT选择了印度的金融中心孟买以来在其他地方和城市举办许多公司总部,公司预计这是一个大公司的司机。

Muntazir阿巴斯

更新于2015年4月17日下午04:46坚持

新德里:东京电信巨头NTT通信计划开设一个新的数据中心通过其子公司吗Netmagic在孟买的当前日历年度投资1亿美元。

Netmagic解决方案,管理服务提供商,在2012年被日本电报电话公司收购通信。NTT提供语音和视频解决方案和网络服务客户,Netmagic持有74%的股份,目前每年大约35%的速度增长。

数据中心主要是依靠不间断电源。NTT选择了印度的金融中心孟买以来在其他地方和城市举办许多公司总部,公司预计这是一个大公司的司机。

“新数据中心在2015年第三季度将遍布3-lakh平方英尺,可以拉克斯主机3000服务器与20 mw-28mw能源产能,“这位SanghiNetmagic董事总经理兼首席执行官说。
“我们正投资1亿美元的新数据中心,并将carrier-neutral业务模型和有一些锚预订和希望得到更多的顾客我们前进,”他补充道。

这将是日本电报电话公司通讯的数据中心在印度的第九位。

与一个健壮的服务组合管理,NTT通信正考虑在印度建立其业务需求和表示,它还将宣布年底前全球云服务促进跨国公司。

云市场的竞争都-国内和国际增长和全球巨头如微软、亚马逊、谷歌和IBM有激进的计划在印度建立数据中心,以适应日益增长的业务需求和满足企业和公共部门。

去年9月,微软宣布将开放数据中心在印度到2015年底。

去年访问印度期间,微软首席执行长萨提亚Nadella说云业务在印度本身是一个2万亿美元的机会。

直到现在,新加坡和香港获得在印度由于基础设施的准备情况,低成本的带宽和电力供应。

数据中心,根据Netmagic,将有四个不同的纤维通路。然而公司拒绝透露进一步的细节,并补充说,孟买数据中心客户包括全球云服务提供商,和银行和金融公司。

日本电信巨头还计划进一步扩张其数据中心基础海德拉巴和浦那,并补充说,政府的数字印度雄心勃勃的计划,他们看到的是新业务的需求。

NTT通讯成立于2005年,在古尔加翁和印度总部运营云服务,数据中心和系统集成供应商,也开始在其最新操作设备在古吉拉特邦艾哈迈达巴德获此殊荣,主要为日本客户服务。

NTT通信也在这个过程中得到一个统一的国家长期距离服务许可证(NLD)通过印度实体NTT印度通信网络服务,根据公司将成立于2015年5月,。