STTGDC has inaugurated a 22 MW data centre in Noida, adding to its planned capacity of approximately 200 MW across the Delhi NCR region as demand for cloud computing and AI infrastructure grows.
The facility, named STTGDC NOI2, is designed to support hyperscalers, cloud service providers and enterprises. It includes carrier-neutral connectivity, resilient power infrastructure and cooling systems for high-density computing workloads.
The data centre has also been selected to host AI infrastructure being deployed by Neysa, reflecting the growing demand for facilities capable of supporting power- and cooling-intensive AI workloads.
“India’s continued digital growth and increasing adoption of AI are creating demand for infrastructure that can support larger, more complex and more compute-intensive workloads. STTGDC NOI2 strengthens our capacity in one of the country’s most important digital infrastructure markets and reflects our commitment to investing ahead of customer demand,” said Bimal Khandelwal, CEO – India, STTGDC.
Including operational facilities and projects under development, STTGDC’s India portfolio comprises 34 data centres across 10 cities, representing more than 613 MW of critical IT load capacity.
The company is also pursuing expansion across Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, with investment agreements involving the governments of Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.