India’s commercial capital, home to all the financial regulators, stock exchanges and four out of five biggest companies making up the Nifty 50 leaderboard, will continue to lead the country’s data-center business due to its power infrastructure, subsea cable connectivity and enterprise concentration, top technology entrepreneurs told ET.
“Mumbai is the data centre capital of India. Nearly 50% of India’s data centre capacity is here,” said Sharad Sanghi, founder and CEO of Neysa AI. “The next wave of AI adoption will be enterprise-led, and Mumbai is where those enterprises are headquartered.”
