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Singapore-based firm to set up data centre in Noida
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SME Times News Bureau | 20 Jan, 2021
The Singapore-based ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) India has
proposed to develop a Greenfield Data Centre Campus in Uttar Pradesh's
Noida district.
In a meeting with Additional Chief Secretary,
Industrial Development, Alok Kumar, the STT GDC India representative
informed that in the first phase, the company proposed to develop the
data centre campus with critical IT capacity of 18 MW with an estimated
investment of Rs 600 crore.
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister
Dinesh Sharma said in consonance with the Union government's programme
to promote growth of digital economy, the Uttar Pradesh government was
taking various initiatives under the guidance of Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath to attract investment in data centre development and the
operations sector, which has become a crucial necessity for big
enterprises in different sectors.
Alok Kumar said the proposed
campus was located within easy access of the industrial hub and the
national capital with seamless international connectivity.
He
said there was a significant presence of industry and IT majors in and
around Noida, which would aid in quickly evolving the region as a major
data centre hub in north India.
"In view of the web-based and
digitally driven economy gaining prominence, the state government is
preparing new data centre policy with the objective of creating
state-of-the-art data and IT ecosystem to meet the requirements of
industry, enterprises and citizens," Kumar added.
A land parcel
of nearly three acre has been identified by the investors in Noida to
set up the data centre campus, which would be scalable to 36 MW IT load
data centre capacity in the second phase with an additional investment
of Rs 500 crore excluding the land cost.
After the completion of
the second phase, the total estimated investment would be nearly Rs
1,100 crore with nearly 80 direct job opportunities and 1,000 indirect
and induced employment avenues.
The proposed data centre campus
is aimed at providing services to major cloud players, hyper-scalers (an
operator of a data centre that offers scalable cloud computing
services) and large enterprise clients.
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