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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The $11 billion technology services<\/a> company NTT<\/a> has unveiled its new hyperscale data center<\/a> campus in Navi Mumbai with the first data center NAV1A<\/a>. The new data center has a capacity to host 5,000 racks and support over 30 MW of IT load.

The NAV1 campus in Mahape, Navi Mumbai is planned with the capacity for up to 4 data centers, reaching up to 150 MW of facility load. In Mumbai region, NTT has three data center campuses.

Currently, NTT has 12 data centers in India spread across Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, and Chennai, with a total facility power capacity close to 220 MW.

The company is already among the largest data centers operators in India and is currently on an expanding spree with new DC facilities coming up across all of its existing locations. NTT is developing eight more data centers and has plans to reach a facility load capacity of 509 MW by March 2024.

In Chennai, the company is building a 6-acre data center campus with whole building expected to go live around November 2023. For Noida, the company has similar plans (developing a 6-acre campus) with the data center expected go live by February 2023.

These are part of the planned $2 billion investment that
the company had earmarked in 2020 for scaling<\/a> its infrastructure capacity. Globally, NTT is one of the world’s largest data center operators, with over 1,300 MW of data center capacity today, including a large development pipeline of a 25 percent increase in capacity across more than 20 countries and regions globally.

Demand is plenty for DC operators but there will be consolidation
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Talking about the competition in Indian DC space<\/a>, Sharad Sanghi, Managing Director, NTT Ltd.<\/a> in India said, we may be the largest player but it’s good to see too many companies pouring investments in Indian DC space. There will be a healthy competion in the industry going forward. Right now, there is huge demand in the data center space, however, there will be a consolidation in this industry just like it happened in other sectors.

Fot NTT, the largest demand drivers are
hyperscalers<\/a>, OTT players, banks and payments services providers but overall it is not just limited to these but spread across various sectors. “The cloudification of everything is driving huge demand. As everything is sold as a service over the cloud, it has to be put up somewhere in a data center. Apart from that, data localisation, as well as pandemic to some extent, has been the growth driver for us,” said, Sanghi.

Even the larger players seek easing the procedure of setting up a new DC<\/strong>

Talking about long and cumbersome procedure of getting approvals before opening a facility, Sanghi said, it is something we all have grown to accept. “Ideally, the process should be smooth and the companies should not struggle while setting up data center infrastructure in the country. I would certainly urge the government to make it easier to do the business and that is something we are working with the government to see how some of these bottlenecks could be fixed,”

He also added that given the increased interest in this sector and huge investments being made, I think there will be positive changes in the future.

Sanghi pointed out that for every new data center project, the company has a separate spreadsheet on the statutory tracker which includes a list of upto 35 clearances such as Consent to Establishment, Fire NOC, permission from Airport Authority of India, the number of approvals required goes up to 35.

“Though all of these permissions are essential, they should be streamlined so that DC companies don’t have to struggle to get these approvals and data centers could be developed quickly. There has been a lot of industry dialogue with the government on streamlining the procedure of establishing a data center, and the government has been very receptive to the concerns that are hampering ease of doing business,” he maintained.

Currently, NTT has a team separate team which is solely responsible for getting all of the required approvals for different states (each state has different regulations\/policies on DCs).


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在孟买NTT发射新数据中心;到2024年开放8 DCs

这些都是计划的一部分,投资20亿美元,该公司在2020年指定为扩展其基础设施能力。

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110亿美元的技术服务公司日本电报电话公司已经公布了新的超大型吗数据中心在孟买纳校园第一个数据中心NAV1A。新数据中心有能力举办5000架和支持超过30兆瓦的负载。

孟买Mahape NAV1校园,纳计划4数据中心的能力,达到负荷150兆瓦的设施。在孟买,NTT有三个数据中心校园。

目前,NTT有12个数据中心遍布在印度孟买,班加罗尔,印度NCR,钦奈,总设备装机容量220兆瓦。

该公司已经在印度,目前最大的数据中心运营商的疯狂扩张新的直流设施出现在所有现有的位置。NTT发展八个数据中心,并计划达成设施于2024年3月负荷509兆瓦的发电能力。

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在钦奈,公司正在建设一个6-acre数据中心与整个校园建筑预计在2023年11月上线。诺伊达,公司也有类似的计划(开发6-acre校区)2023年2月的数据中心预期上线。

这些是20亿美元投资计划的一部分公司在2020年指定为扩展其基础设施能力。在全球范围内,NTT是世界上最大的数据中心运营商之一,拥有超过1300兆瓦的产能数据中心今天,包括一个大型开发管道容量增加25%的全球20多个国家和地区。

直流移动运营商的需求很多,会有整合

指的是竞争印度直流空间(Sharad Sanghi,董事总经理,日本电报电话公司有限公司在印度说,我们可能是最大的球员,但很高兴看到太多的企业大量投资在印度直流空间。将会有一个健康的竞争行业中。现在,在数据中心中有巨大的需求空间,但是,会有一个整合在这个行业就像发生在其他领域。

司机Fot NTT,最大的需求hyperscalers奥特球员银行和支付服务提供商,但总的来说不仅仅是限于这些但遍布各行各业。“一切都是开车的云化的巨大需求。一样都是卖云服务,它必须在一个数据中心。除此之外,数据本地化,以及大流行性流感在某种程度上,已经为我们增长动力,”Sanghi说。

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甚至更大的玩家寻求缓解过程建立一个新的特区

谈论漫长而繁琐的程序获得批准打开设备之前,Sanghi说,这是我们所有人都已经接受。“理想情况下,这个过程应该是光滑的,公司不应该斗争而建立数据中心基础设施。我肯定会敦促政府更容易做业务,我们正在与政府,看看其中的一些瓶颈可能是固定的,”

他还补充说,由于增加了对这个行业的兴趣和巨大的投资,我认为在未来将会有积极的变化。

Sanghi指出,对于每一个新数据中心项目,公司以法定跟踪器,包括一个单独的电子表格的列表高达35许可同意建立等火NOC,印度的机场管理局的许可,审批所需的数量上升到35。

“虽然所有这些权限是至关重要的,他们应该精简,直流公司不必努力获得这些批准可以快速开发和数据中心。有很多的行业与政府对话精简的程序建立一个数据中心,并且政府已经非常容易接受的担忧阻碍缓解做生意的,”他坚持。

目前,NTT单独负责的团队独立团队获得所有必需的批准不同状态(每个州都有不同的法规/政策DCs)。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The $11 billion technology services<\/a> company NTT<\/a> has unveiled its new hyperscale data center<\/a> campus in Navi Mumbai with the first data center NAV1A<\/a>. The new data center has a capacity to host 5,000 racks and support over 30 MW of IT load.

The NAV1 campus in Mahape, Navi Mumbai is planned with the capacity for up to 4 data centers, reaching up to 150 MW of facility load. In Mumbai region, NTT has three data center campuses.

Currently, NTT has 12 data centers in India spread across Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, and Chennai, with a total facility power capacity close to 220 MW.

The company is already among the largest data centers operators in India and is currently on an expanding spree with new DC facilities coming up across all of its existing locations. NTT is developing eight more data centers and has plans to reach a facility load capacity of 509 MW by March 2024.

In Chennai, the company is building a 6-acre data center campus with whole building expected to go live around November 2023. For Noida, the company has similar plans (developing a 6-acre campus) with the data center expected go live by February 2023.

These are part of the planned $2 billion investment that
the company had earmarked in 2020 for scaling<\/a> its infrastructure capacity. Globally, NTT is one of the world’s largest data center operators, with over 1,300 MW of data center capacity today, including a large development pipeline of a 25 percent increase in capacity across more than 20 countries and regions globally.

Demand is plenty for DC operators but there will be consolidation
<\/strong>
\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Talking about the competition in Indian DC space<\/a>, Sharad Sanghi, Managing Director, NTT Ltd.<\/a> in India said, we may be the largest player but it’s good to see too many companies pouring investments in Indian DC space. There will be a healthy competion in the industry going forward. Right now, there is huge demand in the data center space, however, there will be a consolidation in this industry just like it happened in other sectors.

Fot NTT, the largest demand drivers are
hyperscalers<\/a>, OTT players, banks and payments services providers but overall it is not just limited to these but spread across various sectors. “The cloudification of everything is driving huge demand. As everything is sold as a service over the cloud, it has to be put up somewhere in a data center. Apart from that, data localisation, as well as pandemic to some extent, has been the growth driver for us,” said, Sanghi.

Even the larger players seek easing the procedure of setting up a new DC<\/strong>

Talking about long and cumbersome procedure of getting approvals before opening a facility, Sanghi said, it is something we all have grown to accept. “Ideally, the process should be smooth and the companies should not struggle while setting up data center infrastructure in the country. I would certainly urge the government to make it easier to do the business and that is something we are working with the government to see how some of these bottlenecks could be fixed,”

He also added that given the increased interest in this sector and huge investments being made, I think there will be positive changes in the future.

Sanghi pointed out that for every new data center project, the company has a separate spreadsheet on the statutory tracker which includes a list of upto 35 clearances such as Consent to Establishment, Fire NOC, permission from Airport Authority of India, the number of approvals required goes up to 35.

“Though all of these permissions are essential, they should be streamlined so that DC companies don’t have to struggle to get these approvals and data centers could be developed quickly. There has been a lot of industry dialogue with the government on streamlining the procedure of establishing a data center, and the government has been very receptive to the concerns that are hampering ease of doing business,” he maintained.

Currently, NTT has a team separate team which is solely responsible for getting all of the required approvals for different states (each state has different regulations\/policies on DCs).


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