PUBLISHER: Arizton Advisory & Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1641398
PUBLISHER: Arizton Advisory & Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1641398
The India data center colocation market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 24.68% from 2023 to 2029.
India's colocation landscape currently includes 109 operational facilities, managed by OVER 25 different providers across 20+ cities. These facilities collectively offer a total power capacity of over 1,010 MW, reflecting India's growing demand for digital infrastructure.
The India data center colocation market has the presence of several global and local colocation operators, such as NTT Global Data Centers, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, Nxtra by Airtel, Equinix, Sify Technologies, Digital Realty, CtrlS, AdaniConneX, and Yotta Infrastructure. Furthermore, various industrial centers drive India's digital environment, from Electronic City in Bengaluru to Tidel Park in Chennai and the Noida Special Economic Zone (NSEZ). State governments actively encourage data center expansion by granting industrial lands to operators, thus promoting the development of data centers across the country.
Colocation operators are also involved in adopting several sustainability measures to reduce carbon emissions from data center facilities. For instance, Nxtra by Airtel became the first operator in the country to deploy fuel cell technology supplied by Bloom Energy, which will be initially powered by natural gas and later shift to 50% hydrogen gas. Furthermore, the average rack power density in India is around 3-5 kW, which is likely to increase to 12-14 kW by 2029 through the increased deployment of Big data, IoT, AI, and ML workloads and the entry of hyperscalers/cloud operators in the industry.
A spike in cloud-computing usage drives the demand for wholesale/hyperscale colocation, which is backed by key providers, such as Google, Microsoft, AWS, Oracle, IBM Cloud, and others. This spike is projected to support the India data center colocation market growth. Also, the AI revolution will continue to grow the demand for hyperscale space from major global cloud operators, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle. Therefore, the cloud & IT sector is likely to account for over 75% share of the colocation demand by 2029.
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