The STT Pune Campus, operational since 2009, is a significant data center facility located in Dighe, Pune, India. It stands as one of the largest data center campuses in India, boasting a total IT load capacity of 40MW. A key feature of this campus is its exclusive 100MVA power supply originating from a dedicated 220KV electrical substation, with the capability to scale up to 200MVA and support an IT load of up to 140MW. This robust infrastructure makes the Dighi facility a preferred choice for cloud service providers, network service providers, and enterprise clients across Pune. The campus prioritizes data security with a 5-layered 24/7 security system and employs a state-of-the-art fire protection and suppression system. Efficient server operation is maintained through a CHW-based cooling system with quick restart capabilities. STT Pune 1, STT Pune 2, STT Pune 3, STT Pune 4, and STT Pune 5 offer IT loads of 9MW, 15MW, 15MW, 18MW, and 24MW respectively. The facility provides carrier-neutral colocation and network interconnectivity solutions, supported by robust network and connectivity capabilities.
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STT Global Data Centres enters into definitive agreements to acquire a 74% majority stake in Tata Communications' data center business in India and Singapore in May 2016
Company name: Tata Communications
STT Global Data Centres completes the acquisition of a 74% stake in Tata Communications' India data center joint venture on October 19, 2016
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