STT GDC India Secures the Frost & Sullivan Award for the 7th time, Reinforcing Industry Leadership

India's digital environment is expanding quickly. STT GDC India, a pioneer in sustainable technology and data centre infrastructure, is at the forefront of this transformation. An important fact is highlighted by winning the Frost & Sullivan Company of the Year Award for the seventh time. With a clear vision, strong governance, and exceptional customer excellence service, STT GDC India is doing more than just managing data centres; it is also impacting the future of India's digital transformation.

Frost & Sullivan's Assessment: The Significance of This Award 
One of the most reputable indicators of performance leadership in the sector is the Frost & Sullivan Award. A year-long analysis of best practices, ESG principles, technological innovation, customer impact, and market leadership is part of the evaluation.

In every category, including creative concepts, scalability, financial performance, price-to-performance value, customer satisfaction, and brand loyalty, STT GDC India stood ahead of its competitors. STT GDC India's commitment to long-term environmental responsibility, green data centre design, and AI-ready data centres is recognised in Frost & Sullivan's analysis.

This recognition for the seventh time in a row demonstrates that the company is still raising the bar and establishing best practices for the data centre colocation sector as a whole.

How STT GDC India Is Powering India’s Data Centre Transformation 
The demand for cloud services, hyperscale expansion, managed services, and data localisation is driving changes in India's data centre ecosystem. Frost & Sullivan predicts that the colocation market will expand at a compound annual growth rate of 24.7% between 2024 and 2029.

The STT GDC India has become the main force behind this expansion with:

• Edge data centres for low-latency digital services

• AI-ready data centres designed for high-density workloads

• Modular data centres with quick deployment capabilities

• Strong redundancy in Tier 4 data centre environments

• Industry-leading power utilisation efficiency (PUE)

• Advanced cooling technologies such as immersion cooling and direct-to-chip liquid cooling

STT GDC India's rack densities, which range from 4 kW to 120 kW, offer the performance and agility required for AI, machine learning, and HPC workloads that characterise the next wave of digital infrastructure.

Sustainability: A Crucial Aspect of Frost & Sullivan's Governance Criteria 
The use of sustainable technology is essential to STT GDC India's operations. Frost & Sullivan highlights the company's strong environmental commitment and its 2030 carbon neutrality target.

Significant sustainability accomplishments include:

• A 36.7% decrease in carbon intensity since FY 2021

• New construction intended for a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of less than 1.5

• More than 250 MW of renewable energy partnerships in solar and wind.

• A green data centre design that reduces waste and water use

• Every level of governance incorporates ESG principles

In order to create data centres that support national climate goals, STT GDC India integrates energy efficiency, responsible materials, and lifecycle-based design principles. This is a large-scale example of sustainability motivated by creativity and purpose.

Expanding India’s Digital Footprint: Metro and Tier 2 Growth 
The digital economy of India is evolving. It is no longer restricted to cities. Tier 2 regions are growing in importance as hubs for low-latency applications, enterprise cloud usage, and Global Capability Centres.

STT GDC India has strategically expanded across 10 cities with 30 facilities. It plans to grow further with a clear strategy for metro and tier 2 cities.

Key milestones include:

• India’s first STT GDC edge data centre in Jaipur with a 6 MW IT load

• New AI-ready campuses like the one in Kolkata, which will scale to 25 MW

• A plan to increase total IT capacity to 550 MW in the next five to six years

• Investments of nearly USD 3.2 billion to support digital and 5G growth

Data centre colocation is now more accessible across India thanks to this push into Tier 2 areas. Additionally, it gets the nation ready for the next stage of its digital transformation.

STT GDC India’s 20 Years Legacy of Industry Leadership
STT GDC India has been a market leader in data security, business continuity, and market presence for more than 20 years. In the Indian colocation sector, the company currently manages 400 MW of IT load.

Consistent operational excellence, backed by:

• A 99.9% uptime record

• In-depth expertise in creating scalable, future-ready infrastructure

• A diverse clientele comprising Fortune 500 companies

This encounter promotes dependability, trust, and long-term client value.

Redefining Reliability and Earning Loyalty
According to Frost & Sullivan's research, one significant advantage of STT GDC India is it’s alignment with the future.

The company's strong data security, reliable operations, and quick cloud services are the reasons why customers choose it.

STT GDC India is the best option due to its transparent ESG reporting, flexible and scalable design, and adherence to global best practices.

Its dedication to steady operations, sustainable growth, and AI-ready infrastructure has produced unparalleled loyalty in a cutthroat market. The organisation integrates technological innovation with a culture that prioritises integrity and inclusivity, shared values, and responsible growth.

A Recognition Built on Vision and Integrity
STT GDC India’s 7th Frost & Sullivan Award is more than just an acknowledgement. t reaffirms our role in shaping the future of India’s digital infrastructure with confidence and purpose.

STT GDC India redefines what a contemporary data centre can accomplish through the use of sustainable technology, renewable energy, better cooling solutions, modular scalability, and AI-ready design.

With accountability, creativity, and industry leadership, STT GDC India is at the forefront of India's transition to a more robust, environmentally friendly, and resilient digital economy.