India's data centre usage has witnessed a significant surge, nearly doubling to 200 MW in the first half of 2024, according to a report by Savills India, a leading real estate advisory firm.
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The growth of the data centre market in India is driven by the increasing adoption of digital technologies, the growing need for cloud computing, and the government's initiatives to promote data localization.
Mumbai and Pune are emerging as the top data centre hubs in India, with several major players setting up their facilities in these cities.
The demand for data centre space in India is increasing rapidly, with the country's data centre usage nearly doubling to 200 MW in the first half of 2024.
Real estate costs, OPEX, and other expenses will play a crucial role in determining the feasibility of data centre projects in India. However, with the growing demand for data centre space, developers and investors are expected to find innovative ways to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
The growth of the data centre market in India is expected to create new opportunities for investors, developers, and service providers. With the increasing adoption of digital technologies and the government's initiatives to promote data localization, the demand for data centre space is expected to rise further in the coming years.
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