Colt DCS and RMZ Corporation have partnered on a $1.7 billion venture to bolster India’s digital infrastructure, meeting the surging demand in the country’s growing digital economy.

Microsoft Corporation purchased a 48-acre land tract in Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad, for Rs 267 crore to expand its data centre footprint. The Sai Balaji Developers-facilitated, Propstack-documented purchase is a major regional investment.

Terravista Developers, an Adani Group affiliate, bought a 25-acre land in Haveli, Pune, to expand its data centre infrastructure. Leasehold rights from Finolex Industries enabled this Rs 471 crore ($56.6 million) investment.

Singapore-based CapitaLand Investment Ltd. signed three significant MoUs with Tamil Nadu on January 9. The state would get around Rs 4,500 crore from this ambitious endeavour over five years.

DLF Techpark in Sector 143, Noida, would get Rs 3,400 crore from India's largest real estate company.It can accommodate four million square feet (msf) on 25 acres.

Amazon Data Services India buys a four-acre plot in Mumbai's lucrative Powai district. Larsen & Toubro's 18-year lease is the basis of this transaction.

Reliance Industries (RIL) has entered into an agreement to invest alongside Brookfield Infrastructure and Digital Realty in their Indian platform designed for the development of data centres across India.

Web Werks and NYSE-listed Iron Mountain Data Centres will jointly spend 1,400 crore to build a major data centre in Rabale, Navi Mumbai.

Between 2023 and 2025, 678 MW will be added to the digital transformation industry in India due to the increasing use of digital technology, the migration of IT infrastructure to third-party providers, and the increased use of data from new and existing channels.

Web Werks to Develop Data Centres Worth INR 7500 Cr in India in Joint Venture With Iron Mountain India Data Centre Market is all set to explode crossing 20 million sqft by 2025

Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., has signed a long-term lease deal for a 381,000-square-foot data centre in Navi Mumbai for the next 28 years, as it expands its cloud infrastructure in India to meet surging demand in one of its key growth regions.

Leading real estate developers in India, DLF would spend close to Rs 1,700 crore in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, to create office space and a data centre.