PDG to invest $1 billion to expand data centre capacity in Mumbai, Chennai

Information centre supplier Princeton Digital Group (PDG) has introduced $1 billion funding to broaden its India capability to 230 MW. That is a part of PDG’s new $5 billion funding in AI-ready knowledge centres throughout Asia.

“As one of many quickest rising knowledge centre operators, our $1 billion funding is a testomony to our dedication to the nation’s AI and cloud ecosystems,” mentioned Rangu Salgame, CEO, PDG. “By including three new buildings in Mumbai and by coming into Chennai, we’re considerably enhancing our hyper-scale AI-ready infrastructure footprint,” he added.

“Mumbai and Chennai have been the pre-eminent hubs for cloud infrastructure in India due the mix of submarine cable touchdown proximity, high-quality energy provide, availability of renewable power and sturdy infrastructure improvement,” mentioned Vipin Shirsat, MD, PDG India. 

“With the appearance of AI in India, each areas are well-positioned to turn into main AI infrastructure hubs as nicely,” he added.