Yotta Infrastructure has received approvals from the Uttar Pradesh Government to set-up a 20-acre hyperscale datacenter park in the Greater Noida region.
The park will consist of 6 interconnected datacenter buildings offering 30,000 racks capacity and 200 MW of power. It will be set up at an estimated cost of INR 6000-7000 crore (appx USD 950 million). The construction for the first building will commence in December 2020.
The NCR region contributes over 10 percent to the Indian GDP and has a huge concentration of enterprises and start-ups who need reliable datacenter services.
“The co-operation extended by the UP state government on all aspects such as land allotment, arrangement of electricity on open access basis etc. have been exceptional,” said Darshan Hiranandani, group CEO – Hiranandani Group.
Sunil Gupta, fo-founder and CEO of Yotta Infrastructure, said: “We expect our NCR campus to be operational with the first building before July 2022.”
Earlier in July 2020, Yotta launched the world’s second largest Tier IV datacenter in its Navi Mumbai Datacenter park- Yotta NM1.
The company also announced its agreement with the Tamil Nadu Government for setting up a campus in Chennai at an investment of Rs 4000 crore (appx USD $541 million).
