Real estate consultant CBRE South Asia has released a new report titled '2024 India Data Centre Market Update', highlighting the significant growth and investment opportunities in the data centre market.
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The projected investment in India's data centre market by 2024 is $60 billion.
The primary drivers of growth in the data centre market in India include the rapid digitization of businesses, increasing demand for cloud services, and the government's push for digital initiatives.
Key cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai are seeing the most development in data centres.
Colocation in the context of data centres refers to a model where businesses rent space in a data centre facility managed by a third party, providing flexibility to scale operations without the upfront costs of building and maintaining their own data centres.
Data centre operators are adopting sustainable practices such as using renewable energy sources and implementing energy-efficient cooling systems to reduce the carbon footprint of data centres.
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