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Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has just announced a significant move into the data center market in India. They’ve joined forces with Brookfield Infrastructure and Digital Realty to invest in data center projects across the country. According to the agreement, RIL will hold a 33.33% stake in each of the Indian Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), making them an equal partner in this venture.
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Digital Realty, a renowned global provider of cloud and carrier-neutral data center solutions, is already a major player in the industry. In India, they’ve teamed up with Brookfield Infrastructure to create top-notch, well-connected data centers that cater to the needs of local enterprises and digital service companies. With RIL’s investment, the partnership will now operate under the name ‘Digital Connexion: A Brookfield, Jio, and Digital Realty Company.’
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Their focus right now is on developing data centers in prime locations such as Chennai and Mumbai. The first data center, MAA10, is a greenfield project with 20 megawatts (MW) capacity and is expected to be fully operational in Chennai by the end of 2023. Meanwhile, they’ve also acquired land in Mumbai to build a 40 MW data center. Both facilities will be connected to crucial terrestrial infrastructure and undersea cables, making them major connectivity hubs for Indian businesses and multinational corporations entering the Indian market.
