Summary:

By 2028, India's data center sector is expected to have more than 3 GW of capacity due to the country's increasing use of artificial intelligence, increased demand from hyperscalers, and expanding cloud computing requirements. India has become a major data center market in the AsiaPacific area thanks to supportive legislation, the expansion of digital infrastructure, and the need for data localisation. With almost half of the nation's operational capacity, Mumbai dominates the industry, but Chennai, Hyderabad, and Delhi-NCR are growing quickly. By 2030, the industry may draw up to US$22.04 billion in investments due to the need for edge computing, cloud services, and AI-ready infrastructure. India's position as a regional data center hub is anticipated to be strengthened by rising digital consumption and corporate digital transformation.

Source: IBEF

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