MUMBAI: NTT<\/a> Communications-owned Netmagic<\/a>, which claims to be the largest domestic cloud computing firm with around 10 per cent market share, is investing over Rs 1,200 crore to almost double its capacity by April.<\/p>\n \n\tThe city-based firm will add 5 lakh square feet space by opening two new datacenters as part of the plan, which will take its total space to 11 lakh sqft, a top official has said.<\/p>\n \n\tThe Japanese tech major has already invested Rs 1,500 crore into the city-based company since it bought out the promoter Sharad Sanghi five years ago and will invest around Rs 1,200 crore more into these new data centres.<\/p>\n \"Of the Rs 1,200 crore investment that's going into the upcoming new data centres in Mumbai and Bengaluru which will be commissioned in April, around Rs 960 crore will come from NTT Communications<\/a> the rest will be a mix of debt (Rs 200 crore) and internal accruals,\" Sharad Sanghi, MD & CEO of Netmagic told in a recent interaction.<\/p>\n \n\tThe company will be adding 5 lakh sq ft of space with these two new datacentres, taking its total storage to 11 lakh sqft, spread across 9 data centres, he said.<\/p>\n \n\tWhile the 3-lakh sqft Mumbai data centre will be at Chandivali commissioned early April, the 2-lakh sqft Bengaluru centre at Whitefield will be up and running from the end of April, he said.<\/p>\n \n\tThe new addition will result in it having as many as five of its nine centres in Mumbai alone.<\/p>\n \n\tThe company already runs seven data centers now with total gross capacity of 6 lakh sqft, Sanghi said, adding this will have the company hiring around 50 more people to add to its current staff strength of 1,200.<\/p>\n \n\tThese seven data centres are in Mumbai (two in Vikhroli and one in Chandivali), Chennai, Mumbai BSE, Noida, Bengaluru (Electronic City). These centres serving over 2,000 enterprise customers across the globe, he said.<\/p>\n \n\tSanghi set up Netmagic in July 1998 in Mumbai, as one of the first cloud computing companies in the country and sold it out to the NTT group five years ago.<\/p>\n Some of its customers include the Hindu group of publications, BookMyShow (data centre), while cloud customers include TransUnion<\/a> Cibil, RBL Bank, H& R Johnson etc, and ItzCash in the security customers.<\/p>\n \n\tSanghi said the company has been growing at 35 per cent per annum in the past five years and he is hopeful of clipping at that rate this year as well.<\/p>\n \n\tOn the revenue break-up, he said 44 per cent come from cloud, 42 per cent from co-location and the rest from remote managed services.<\/p>\n \n\tFrom a sectoral point of view 25 per cent of its revenue come from banking & financial sector companies, a similar quantum each from media & e-commerce and ITeS (IT enabled services) players, 10 per cent from manufacturing sector, 5 per cent from healthcare and 2 per cent form government sector and the rest from others, Sharad said.<\/p>\n Before sellout to NTT Group, Netmagic had successful venture capital funding from Nexus Venture Partners, Fidelity, Cisco Systems and Nokia<\/a> Growth Partners.<\/p>\nPrior to launching Netmagic, Sharad had a six-year stint in the US with AT&T Bell Labs, the Backbone Engineering Group and IBM Global Network. \n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62191891,"title":"Nokia inks patent license deal with Huawei","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/nokia-inks-patent-license-deal-with-huawei\/62191891","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":62192168,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Netmagic investing Rs 1,200-cr to double capacity","synopsis":"NTT Communications-owned Netmagic, which claims to be the largest domestic cloud computing firm with around 10 per cent market share, is investing over Rs 1,200 crore to almost double its capacity by April.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/netmagic-investing-rs-1200-cr-to-double-capacity","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2017-12-21 14:29:17","lastupd":"2017-12-21 14:30:56","breadcrumbTags":["Netmagic","NTT","Nokia","NTT Communications","TransUnion","ntt group netmagic","industry"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/netmagic-investing-rs-1200-cr-to-double-capacity"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2017-12-21" data-index="article_1">
NTT Communications-owned Netmagic,号称是国内最大的云计算公司10%左右的市场份额,投资超过1200卢比几乎它的容量在4月的两倍。 孟买:日本电报电话公司Communications-ownedNetmagic,声称自己是最大的国内云计算公司10%左右的市场份额,投资超过1200卢比几乎它的容量在4月的两倍。 该公司将增加5十万的平方英尺空间通过打开两个新的数据中心作为该计划的一部分,将其总空间11十万的平方英尺,一位高级官员说。 日本科技主要已经投资1500卢比为该公司自从五年前买下了启动子Sharad Sanghi将投资大约1200卢比到这些新数据中心。 “1200卢比的投资进入即将到来的新数据中心孟买和班加罗尔将4月份委托,960卢比左右将会来自何方NTT通信其余的将是一个混合的债务(200卢比)和内部收益,”拉德·Sanghi MD &首席执行官Netmagic告诉在最近的一次互动。 公司将增加5十万的平方英尺的空间这两个新的数据中心,采取总存储11平方英尺,只要跨越9个数据中心,他说。 而孟买3-lakh平方英尺的数据中心将在4月初Chandivali委托,2-lakh平方英尺班加罗尔中心怀特菲尔德将从4月底启动并运行,他说。 新增加将导致它有多达五个九中心仅在孟买。 该公司现在已经七个数据中心运行总总容量6十万的平方英尺,Sanghi说,这将有公司招聘大约50多的人增加到目前的1200员工的力量。 这七个数据中心在孟买(两个在Chandivali Vikhroli和一个),钦奈,孟买疯牛病,诺伊达,班加罗尔(电子)的城市。这些中心为全球2000多个企业客户,他说。 Sanghi Netmagic成立于1998年7月在孟买,随着云计算的第一个公司,把它卖给了NTT集团五年前。 其客户包括印度教的出版物,BookMyShow(数据中心),而云客户包括TransUnionCibil、家庭银行、h R约翰逊等,ItzCash在安全的客户。 Sanghi说,公司已每年35%的速度增长在过去的五年里,他希望今年的剪切速度,。 在收入分手,他说44%来自云,42%来自主机代管,其余来自远程管理服务。 从行业的角度来看其25%的收入来自银行和金融行业公司,类似量子各媒体与电子商务和工艺(它使服务)的球员,10%来自制造业,5%来自医疗和2%形成政府部门,其余的来自别人,说。 背叛NTT集团之前,Netmagic成功从Nexus venture Partners风险资本融资,忠诚,思科系统和诺基亚成长的合作伙伴。
Netmagic投资Rs 1200 - cr容量翻倍
MUMBAI: NTT<\/a> Communications-owned Netmagic<\/a>, which claims to be the largest domestic cloud computing firm with around 10 per cent market share, is investing over Rs 1,200 crore to almost double its capacity by April.<\/p>\n \n\tThe city-based firm will add 5 lakh square feet space by opening two new datacenters as part of the plan, which will take its total space to 11 lakh sqft, a top official has said.<\/p>\n \n\tThe Japanese tech major has already invested Rs 1,500 crore into the city-based company since it bought out the promoter Sharad Sanghi five years ago and will invest around Rs 1,200 crore more into these new data centres.<\/p>\n \"Of the Rs 1,200 crore investment that's going into the upcoming new data centres in Mumbai and Bengaluru which will be commissioned in April, around Rs 960 crore will come from NTT Communications<\/a> the rest will be a mix of debt (Rs 200 crore) and internal accruals,\" Sharad Sanghi, MD & CEO of Netmagic told in a recent interaction.<\/p>\n \n\tThe company will be adding 5 lakh sq ft of space with these two new datacentres, taking its total storage to 11 lakh sqft, spread across 9 data centres, he said.<\/p>\n \n\tWhile the 3-lakh sqft Mumbai data centre will be at Chandivali commissioned early April, the 2-lakh sqft Bengaluru centre at Whitefield will be up and running from the end of April, he said.<\/p>\n \n\tThe new addition will result in it having as many as five of its nine centres in Mumbai alone.<\/p>\n \n\tThe company already runs seven data centers now with total gross capacity of 6 lakh sqft, Sanghi said, adding this will have the company hiring around 50 more people to add to its current staff strength of 1,200.<\/p>\n \n\tThese seven data centres are in Mumbai (two in Vikhroli and one in Chandivali), Chennai, Mumbai BSE, Noida, Bengaluru (Electronic City). These centres serving over 2,000 enterprise customers across the globe, he said.<\/p>\n \n\tSanghi set up Netmagic in July 1998 in Mumbai, as one of the first cloud computing companies in the country and sold it out to the NTT group five years ago.<\/p>\n Some of its customers include the Hindu group of publications, BookMyShow (data centre), while cloud customers include TransUnion<\/a> Cibil, RBL Bank, H& R Johnson etc, and ItzCash in the security customers.<\/p>\n \n\tSanghi said the company has been growing at 35 per cent per annum in the past five years and he is hopeful of clipping at that rate this year as well.<\/p>\n \n\tOn the revenue break-up, he said 44 per cent come from cloud, 42 per cent from co-location and the rest from remote managed services.<\/p>\n \n\tFrom a sectoral point of view 25 per cent of its revenue come from banking & financial sector companies, a similar quantum each from media & e-commerce and ITeS (IT enabled services) players, 10 per cent from manufacturing sector, 5 per cent from healthcare and 2 per cent form government sector and the rest from others, Sharad said.<\/p>\n
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