In a groundbreaking move, Blackstone and Panchshil have entered into two separate agreements to develop India's largest 500 MW hyperscale data center at the MIDC Trans Thane Creek Industrial Area. This strategic partnership marks a significant step in the
Data CenterHyperscaleBlackstonePanchshilDigital IndiaReal Estate MaharashtraFeb 25, 2025

The hyperscale data center being developed by Blackstone and Panchshil has a capacity of 500 MW, making it India's largest data center.
The data center is being developed at the MIDC Trans Thane Creek Industrial Area in India.
The key benefits of this project include job creation, economic growth, and the enhancement of India's digital infrastructure, aligning with the Digital India initiative.
The data center will incorporate renewable energy sources, efficient cooling systems, and advanced waste management solutions to minimize its carbon footprint.
Construction on the hyperscale data center is expected to begin in the coming months, with the first phase scheduled for completion within the next two years.

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