Mumbai has secured the 6th position globally in data centre capacity under construction, according to a recent report. The city is rapidly becoming a hub for data storage and processing, driven by increasing demand for cloud services and digital transformation.
Data CentresCloud ComputingDigital TransformationMumbaiCushman WakefieldReal Estate MumbaiJun 03, 2025
Mumbai ranks 6th globally in data centre capacity under construction, according to a recent report by Cushman & Wakefield.
The key drivers include increasing demand for cloud services, digital transformation, and the city's strategic location, robust infrastructure, and growing tech-savvy population.
The Maharashtra government has introduced tax breaks, streamlined regulatory processes, and the development of dedicated data park zones to attract data centre investments.
Data centres are energy-intensive and can contribute to increased carbon emissions. To address this, many companies are adopting sustainable practices like using renewable energy sources and energy-efficient cooling systems.
Mumbai's educational institutions and training programs are offering specialized courses and certifications to prepare the next generation of tech professionals, addressing the growing demand for skilled workers in the data centre sector.
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