NTT Comm expands it's Data Centers, to invest Rs. 1000 cr in India

NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com), the Global provider of ICT solutions and NTT Communications India announced that the company will invest over $160 mn (approx. 1K cr) for the expansion of its data centre in India with construction of the Company's two new data centers in Mumbai and Bangalore, through Netmagic, a subsidiary of NTT Com and one of the leading managed hosting and cloud service providers in India and will become operational by April 2018. NTT is committed to enable customers with high-quality infrastructure services as well as the management and security services to meet their Information and Communications Technology (ICT) outsourcing needs.

[Company launches international data network services and plans to invest more than 160 million USD for data center expansion in India]

With the increasing demand in cloud services continues ,NTT is gearing up with it’s state of art data centers in Mumbai and Bangalore,which will be accommodating 2,750 racks / 22MW power and 1,500 racks / 15 MW power respectively. With NTT Com’s high-speed, high-volume Internet backbone and network services, customers can accelerate their business development.

Increasing innovation in the enterprises is a never-ending process, NTT Com has announced the launch of international data network services in India through its affiliate NTT Communications India Network Services (NTTCINS). NTT Com acquired Virtual Network Operator - International Long Distance (VNO-ILD) network licence in March this year. NTT Com has been providing Arcstar Universal One services as its international network services, by partnering with local carriers. The Company implements its own value-added services such as Network Virtualization Functions (NVF), while utilizing the infrastructure of its partner carriers in India. Which results in seamlessly manage your infrastructure.

NTT Com is the first Japanese ICT provider of VNO-ILD network licence in India.

In Box : These data centers will add nearly 500,000 square feet of gross floor space at full build. With this NTT Com’s total gross footprint to 1,100,000 square feet in India.

In an exclusive interview with Tetsuya Shoji, CEO, President, NTT Com said, it has been a key strategic market for us with the accelerating shift of IT services from traditional enterprise data centres into the cloud-based services. “For the past few years, our business in India has consistently grown over 35 percent annually. With further expansion of data center foot print and addition of international data network services to our service portfolio, we aim to meet the growing market needs for Mobility, e-Commerce, Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud and Big Data.”

“There is a continuous demand for a resilient and scalable IT Infrastructure backbone in this digital era. And, our Company has a rich history of evolving itself ahead of the curve to meet the dynamic requirements of our clients’ businesses,” said Sharad Sanghi MD & CEO of Netmagic (An NTT Communications Company). “Our strategy is to accommodate this demand and ensure that our network service offering and data centres enable our ICT clients with rich IT infrastructure for maximum connectivity and enhanced productivity. With this two new data centers, Netmagic becomes one of the largest data center service providers in India.”

Netmagic provides Colocation service with a global network of data centers operated by NTT Com under the Nexcenter™ brand, as well as Managed Hosting, Cloud, Network, Managed Security, Disaster Recovery and Software-Defined Storage services to more than 2,000 customers globally, across banking and financial services, insurance, e-commerce, healthcare, manufacturing, media & entertainment, IT & ITeS, logistics, hospitality, and education. The company also targets to provide high-speed, high-volume Internet backbone and network services so that the customers can accelerate their business development to meet the increasing demand of Cloud services.

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