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STPI增加数据中心排放量:DG Arvind库马尔
“在EMC 2.0中,我们有两个集群已批准提议面积约1000英亩,周围的成本将Rs 1400卢比”。
印度的软件技术园区(STPI的行政控制下),电子和它(MeitY),促进创新和研发(R&D),并考虑增加数据中心在印度的版图。在一个交互ETTelecom Muntazir乐动娱乐招聘阿巴斯的阿文德•库马尔STPI总经理说在创业中心和EMC 2.0计划,并表示,该组织正计划建立新的数据中心。编辑摘录。
STPI目标是什么,你的注意力吗?
STPI基本上开始Softex形式的概念。在IT /工艺行业,如果他们想要导出的软件,他们需要一些证书,可以导出所需要的软件和合法化的钱这是印度储备银行(RBI)。我们提供一站式的解决方案。现在,我们更关注创业中心。所以,我们正在开发全国创业的中心。我们计划25。我们做20勒克瑙,叫做医学技术在医疗产品。因此,所有的创业中心是特定于域的。
你有没有时间表?
我认为到今年年底,我们将能够完成25。
有两个方案,一个是直接创业中心(CoE),受到STPI。这个模型基本上是industry-driven,我们有一些合作伙伴的形式让我们说州政府。我们任命一位首席运营官(COO)。他进行日常活动的CoE。所以,我们不干预日常。我们刚刚建立,为他们安排资金,安排设备和独立工作。所以,谁想做某种启动医疗电子或卫生信息学,他们可以在那里孵化空间,可以启动它。所有中心的企业家是特定于域的像我们计划在古尔加翁区块链技术。我们有八个库斯在东北,这叫做辛烷的组合。
除此之外,MeitY也有一些计划创业的中心,它被称为进行下一代ngi(下一代孵化计划)完全由MeitY。
从科有什么区别呢?
这是不同于CoE。进行下一代ngi中的计划,MeitY曾表示,他们希望在Tier2 / Tier3 Prayagraj等城市,政府给了一些STPI Rs 90卢比。MeitY也要求给创新者种子资金。我们还提供Rs 25十万的种子基金。所以,这个模型是相同的,但资助计划是不同的。
每科都有自己的预算。平均我们可以说它是15到20卢比了五年左右。
在最近的预算提案,还谈到了数字货币,你关注区块链如何?
我们有一些程序叫Chunauti 1.0, Chunauti 2.0。它被称为一个开放竞争项目。所以,我们继续比赛项目和这些人来找我们,给我们演示的投手投球。我们有国家级和中央委员会和他们必须投入他们的项目。
现在数字货币的新概念。如果有人来我们,说,数字货币,这是他们的产品。我们看到这是符合印度政府的目标,如果这将导致一些国家需要,我们允许它,牵手是由我们完成。我们只是考虑它的想法是否可行。区块链是可信网络的技术,很好或者做的东西叫做,分类技术。也可以使用在FinTech域。
EMC 2.0是如何不同于之前的版本吗?
EMC 1.0有点有限,所以我们增加了在EMC 2.0范围。在EMC 2.0中,您可以工作在外面。通常,在电磁兼容1.0,私人玩家和小单位,但在EMC 2.0只保证政府机构(公共政府的风险),但是必须有政府的参与。在EMC 2.0中,至少有10到20%的所有的地方都被一个更大的单位,只有单位是,只有这样,我们才能让它。
目前有多少这样的集群?
在EMC 2.0中,我们有两个这样的集群已经批准了面积约1000英亩,周围的成本将Rs 1400卢比。这将是开发成本。单位会来,他们会做自己的投资,锚单位会来。
这两个集群在哪里?
这些集群哈里亚纳邦和其他在安得拉邦,威扎吉。三个应用程序的管道建邦者和批准过程中来自纳,北阿坎德邦和马哈拉施特拉邦。我们也收到了四个应用程序从喜马偕尔邦,泰米尔纳德邦,卡纳塔克邦和比哈尔在提交的过程中。所以,有吸引力,我们确保必须有一个非常明确的成功标准只有政府花钱。
因此,政府也给予补贴?
开发成本的50%将由EMC承担。
你的数据中心的计划是什么?
我们想要增加我们的足迹在数据中心。我们想做的事在数据中心。我们有数据中心在四个地方——钦奈,班加罗尔,Bhubaneshwar,莫哈里(。我们有一个中型甚至一个小尺寸的数据中心,但我们想要增加我们的足迹,有一件事我们立即看。
这些孵化中心是什么?
这些中心的意思是我们有孵化空间。任何年轻创新的企业家如果他们想开发软件,他们想要5 - 10个席位,就像5 - 10工作站,我们向他们提供这种空间在一个名义汇率。所以,让我们每个座位每月2000卢比,你说会有电,水,一切,所以他们能来,发展自己的软件和他们的公司,如果你需要一个8 - 10工作站开始公司然后你不需要一个大空间,支付租金,电,许多其他问题。所以,你会有现成的内置空间,你就会来了。它叫做孵化中心,我们称之为即插即用中心。
所以,62你已经?
我们有62中心和22的管道。
3新电子集群正在考虑的提议:STPI首席
“收到了三个应用程序设置电子制造业集群建邦者(EMC)在美国纳,北阿坎德邦和马哈拉施特拉邦审查批准,”阿尔温德•库马尔,总干事,印度软件技术园区(STPI)说,并补充说州如喜马偕尔邦、泰米尔纳德邦,卡纳塔克邦和比哈尔邦正在申请中央计划。
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<\/figure>Software Technology Parks of India<\/a> (STPI<\/a>), under the administrative control of the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY<\/a>), promotes innovation and research and development (R&D), and is eyeing to increase data centers footprint in India. In an interaction with ETTelecom's Muntazir Abbas, STPI director general, Arvind Kumar <\/strong>speaks on Center for Entrepreneurship and EMC 2.0 schemes, and said that the organisation is planning to set up new data centres. Edited excerpts.<\/em>
What are STPI objectives, and your focus areas?
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STPI basically started with the concept of Softex form. In the IT\/ITes industry<\/a>, if they want to export the software, they need some certificate by which they can export the software and legitimize the money which is required by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). We provide a one-stop solution. Now, our focus is more on the Center for Entrepreneurship. So, we are developing the Center of Entrepreneurship all over the country. We have planned 25. We have done the 20th one in Lucknow, which is called MedTech on medical products. So, all Center of Entrepreneurship are domain specific.
Do you have any timeline for that?
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I think by the end of this calendar year, we will be able to complete 25.
<\/div><\/div>What is the industry's and the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) role in driving this?
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So, there are two schemes, one is directly the Center of Entrepreneurship (CoE) which is being driven by the STPI. This model is basically industry-driven, we got some partners in the form of let us say state governments. We appoint a Chief Operating Officer (COO) there. He undertakes the day-to-day activity of the CoE. So, we are not intervening day to day. We just established it, arranged the fund for them, arranged the equipment and they are working independently. So, anybody who wants to do some sort of startup in medical electronics or health informatics, they can get the incubation space there and they can start it. So, all Center of Entrepreneurships are domain-specific like we are planning one on blockchain technology in Gurgaon. We have eight CoEs in the Northeast, a combination of that is called Octane.
Apart from this, MeitY also has some plans for the Center of Entrepreneurship, it is called NGIS (next generation incubation scheme) that is fully funded by MeitY.
How is this different from CoE?
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This is different from CoE. In the NGIS scheme, MeitY has said that they want in Tier2\/Tier3 cities like Prayagraj, where the government has given some Rs 90 crores to STPI. MeitY has also asked to give seed funds to the innovator. So we also provide Rs 25 lakh as a seed fund to them. So, this model is the same, but the funding scheme is different.
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So, there are two schemes, one is directly the Center of Entrepreneurship (CoE) which is being driven by the STPI. This model is basically industry-driven, we got some partners in the form of let us say state governments. We appoint a Chief Operating Officer (COO) there. He undertakes the day-to-day activity of the CoE. So, we are not intervening day to day. We just established it, arranged the fund for them, arranged the equipment and they are working independently. So, anybody who wants to do some sort of startup in medical electronics or health informatics, they can get the incubation space there and they can start it. So, all Center of Entrepreneurships are domain-specific like we are planning one on blockchain technology in Gurgaon. We have eight CoEs in the Northeast, a combination of that is called Octane.
Apart from this, MeitY also has some plans for the Center of Entrepreneurship, it is called NGIS (next generation incubation scheme) that is fully funded by MeitY.
How is this different from CoE?
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This is different from CoE. In the NGIS scheme, MeitY has said that they want in Tier2\/Tier3 cities like Prayagraj, where the government has given some Rs 90 crores to STPI. MeitY has also asked to give seed funds to the innovator. So we also provide Rs 25 lakh as a seed fund to them. So, this model is the same, but the funding scheme is different.
<\/div><\/div>But how much total outlay for the CoE?
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Every CoE has its own budget. On an average we can say it is somewhere around 15 to 20 crores for five years.
Following the recent budgetary proposals that also talks about digital currency, how are you focussing on blockchain?
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We have some programs called Chunauti 1.0, Chunauti 2.0. It's called an open competition program. So, we continue to have the competition program and these people come to us, give us presentations for pitching so they pitch. We have state level and Central committees and they have to pitch in their project.
Now the digital currency is the new concept. If anyone comes to us, and says, as a digital currency, this is their product. And we see this is in line with the government of India's objective and if this will result in something which is required for the country then, we allow it and handholding is done by us. We just look into whether its ideas are workable. Blockchain is the technology which is good for trusted networks or for making something which is called, the ledger technology. It can also be used very much in the FinTech domain.
How is EMC 2.0 different from the previous version?
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EMC 1.0 was a little limited, so we have increased the scope in EMC 2.0 . In EMC 2.0, you can work somewhere outside. So usually, in the EMC 1.0, private players and small units were present, but in EMC 2.0 they have ensured that only the government bodies (public government venture) but there has to be some involvement of the government out there. In EMC 2.0, at least 10 to 20% of the entire place has to be taken up by a bigger unit and only if that unit is there, only then will we allow it.
How many such clusters are there currently?
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In EMC 2.0, we have two such clusters already approved with a proposed area of around 1,000 acres and the cost of that will be around Rs 1,400 crores. That will be the development cost. Then the units will come, they will do their own investment, the anchor unit will come.
Where are these two clusters?
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These clusters are Haryana and other in Andhra Pradesh, Vizag district. Three applications which are in the pipeline and in the process of approval are from Telangana, Uttarakhand and Maharashtra. We have also received four more applications from Himachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Bihar which are in the process of submitting it. So, there is a traction around that and we are ensuring that there has to be a very clear-cut success criteria only then governments spend their money out there.
So the government is also giving subsidies?
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50% of their development cost will be borne by the EMC.
What are your data centre plans?
<\/strong>
We want to increase our footprint in data centers actually. Something we want to do in the data centers. We have data centers at four places- Chennai, Bangalore, Bhubaneshwar, and Mohali. We have a mid-sized or even a small sized data center, but we want to increase our footprint there and that is one thing which we are looking at immediately.
What are these incubation centers?
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These centers mean we have incubation space there. Any young innovative entrepreneur if they want to develop software, they want 5-10 seats, like 5-10 workstations, we provide that space to them at a very nominal rate. So, let us say 2000 rupees per month per seat where you will have electricity, water, everything, so they can come, develop their software and start their company so, if you require a 8-10 workstation for starting company then you're not required to take a big space, pay the rent, electricity, lot of other problems. So, you will have ready-made built-in space and you will just come. It\u2019s called Incubation Center, we call plug and play centres.
So, 62 you already have?
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We have 62 centres and 22 are in the pipeline.
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Every CoE has its own budget. On an average we can say it is somewhere around 15 to 20 crores for five years.
Following the recent budgetary proposals that also talks about digital currency, how are you focussing on blockchain?
<\/strong>
We have some programs called Chunauti 1.0, Chunauti 2.0. It's called an open competition program. So, we continue to have the competition program and these people come to us, give us presentations for pitching so they pitch. We have state level and Central committees and they have to pitch in their project.
Now the digital currency is the new concept. If anyone comes to us, and says, as a digital currency, this is their product. And we see this is in line with the government of India's objective and if this will result in something which is required for the country then, we allow it and handholding is done by us. We just look into whether its ideas are workable. Blockchain is the technology which is good for trusted networks or for making something which is called, the ledger technology. It can also be used very much in the FinTech domain.
How is EMC 2.0 different from the previous version?
<\/strong>
EMC 1.0 was a little limited, so we have increased the scope in EMC 2.0 . In EMC 2.0, you can work somewhere outside. So usually, in the EMC 1.0, private players and small units were present, but in EMC 2.0 they have ensured that only the government bodies (public government venture) but there has to be some involvement of the government out there. In EMC 2.0, at least 10 to 20% of the entire place has to be taken up by a bigger unit and only if that unit is there, only then will we allow it.
How many such clusters are there currently?
<\/strong>
In EMC 2.0, we have two such clusters already approved with a proposed area of around 1,000 acres and the cost of that will be around Rs 1,400 crores. That will be the development cost. Then the units will come, they will do their own investment, the anchor unit will come.
Where are these two clusters?
<\/strong>
These clusters are Haryana and other in Andhra Pradesh, Vizag district. Three applications which are in the pipeline and in the process of approval are from Telangana, Uttarakhand and Maharashtra. We have also received four more applications from Himachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Bihar which are in the process of submitting it. So, there is a traction around that and we are ensuring that there has to be a very clear-cut success criteria only then governments spend their money out there.
So the government is also giving subsidies?
<\/strong>
50% of their development cost will be borne by the EMC.
What are your data centre plans?
<\/strong>
We want to increase our footprint in data centers actually. Something we want to do in the data centers. We have data centers at four places- Chennai, Bangalore, Bhubaneshwar, and Mohali. We have a mid-sized or even a small sized data center, but we want to increase our footprint there and that is one thing which we are looking at immediately.
What are these incubation centers?
<\/strong>
These centers mean we have incubation space there. Any young innovative entrepreneur if they want to develop software, they want 5-10 seats, like 5-10 workstations, we provide that space to them at a very nominal rate. So, let us say 2000 rupees per month per seat where you will have electricity, water, everything, so they can come, develop their software and start their company so, if you require a 8-10 workstation for starting company then you're not required to take a big space, pay the rent, electricity, lot of other problems. So, you will have ready-made built-in space and you will just come. It\u2019s called Incubation Center, we call plug and play centres.
So, 62 you already have?
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We have 62 centres and 22 are in the pipeline.