Say hello to STT Bengaluru DC3

Bengaluru, the heartland of India’s IT Economy, contributes about $110 Billion to India’s GDP – that’s 4% of the country’s GDP right there. Moreover, it alone makes up for one-third of India’s total IT Exports and is the start-up hub of the country. Looking at these numbers, it makes perfect sense that Bengaluru is dubbed as the Silicon Valley of India.

The city has earned a cachet for its intelligent, secure and scalable IT infrastructure, which supports start-ups and MNCs alike, across industries such as ITeS, E-Commerce, BioTech & FinTech, to name a few.

If we pair the flourishing Digital Economy of Bengaluru with the growing Data Market in India, we see a unique opportunity for us, at STT GDC India, to harness as well as support this growth. With this belief in mind, we are inaugurating the largest data centre in Whitefield, Bengaluru.

Indian Data Centre Market

India’s Data Centre Industry is poised to clinch the top spot on the Asia Pacific market leaderboard, by 2020 – a growth trajectory which reflects India’s growing prowess on the world stage. A multitude of factors such as, government initiatives, influx of foreign investment; a perpetually fuelled digital economy; an explosion of mobile devices and thereby, data; and a fast-growing start-up ecosystem have altogether led to a growing need for state-of-the-art and futuristic Data Centre services in the country. In addition to catering to the need of the hour, such infrastructure will also keep India at the helm of Digital Transformation.

Bengaluru: India's IT Heartland

Bengaluru has emerged as the cornerstone of IT innovation, focused data investment and expansion, thanks to its concentration of businesses and tech-savvy economy. The city’s digital development, growing data demand and a conducive climate have made it one of the most preferred destinations for Data Centre services. Moreover, the thrust of E-commerce, Internet of Things, Cloud and Big Data have accelerated the need for data storage to unprecedented levels. Furthermore, Bengaluru demonstrates significant cost savings on energy and cooling spends, and is a low-probability seismic zone, presenting a negligible risk of earthquakes. All these factors, in totality, have boosted Bengaluru's stature on the Data Centre map, as a city conducive for high fault-tolerant Data Centres.

STT GDC India's Multi-Megawatt Expansion Plan

STT Bengaluru DC 3 marks the beginning of STT GDC India’s multi-megawatt expansion plan in India, to span across major cities over the next 16 to 20 months. The move will herald STT GDC India’s fifteenth Data Centre in the country, and signify an expanded portfolio of over 90 MW of IT power across eight cities. This Data Centre will also bolster STT GDC India’s position as India's leading Data Centre Services provider, continuing to be the first choice when it comes to powering mission-critical infrastructure.

Advent of STT Bengaluru DC 3

STT Bengaluru DC 3, designed to be highly resilient, is India’s Safest and Largest Data Centre. It offers dynamic hosting capabilities to cater to growing market needs and will serve as a backbone for Data Storage and Management for enterprises through a state-of-the-art, purpose-built facility in the heart of Bengaluru, at Whitefield.

The facility will be STT GDC India’s third Data Centre in Bengaluru, completing a golden trifecta crafted for superior performance - armed with direct fibre paths, scalability, next-gen design, time-served construction and engineering expertise, operational excellence, structural and technical redundancy, modular capacity building and high data payload processing - to provide tighter control and lower risks. Additionally, the facility will offer an array of connectivity options as a carrier-neutral data centre, including full cabinets, shared rack space, cage space colocation - tailored to various needs, companies and industries, across wholesale and retail.