SynopsisThe Centre launched the exercise after last month's fire outbreak at a New Delhi data centre owned by Singapore's ST Telemedia and Tata Communications that reportedly caused extensive damage to parts of the site and made data recovery difficult. After the incident, the government held meetings with stakeholders and decided to study existing state policies, an official said.The government has begun evaluating the existing data centre policies of 15 states with an aim to strengthen safety regulations, as well as identify and plug gaps between international deployment standards and domestic practices, officials told ET.It launched the exercise after last month's fire outbreak at a New Delhi data centre owned by Singapore's ST Telemedia and Tata Communications that reportedly caused extensive damage to parts of theNow Playing
Delhi data centre fire sparks nationwide operations safety review - The Economic Times
The Centre launched the exercise after last month's fire outbreak at a New Delhi data centre owned by Singapore's ST Telemedia and Tata Communications that reportedly caused extensive damage to parts of the site and made data recovery difficult. After the incident, the government held meetings with stakeholders and decided to study existing state policies, an official said.
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