Mumbai's data centre capacity will reach sixty-eight percent by 2030. This expansion reflects sustained demand from financial institutions and cloud providers. Significant capital commitments are fueling this growth, particularly for AI workloads. Structural factors like power and connectivity support Mumbai's leading position. Diversification to secondary hubs will not alter Mumbai's market leadership within the decade.

India’s data centre capacity is set to triple by 2029, driven by major investments from TCS, Microsoft, Google, AdaniConneX, Nxtra by Airtel, Reliance, Meta and Amazon, with…

Mumbai's data centre capacity will reach sixty-eight percent by 2030. This expansion reflects sustained demand from financial institutions and cloud providers. Significant…