Microsoft Launches India South Central Cloud Region in Hyderabad
The Hyderabad region adds three availability zones and zero-water cooling as Microsoft expands capacity for India’s growing AI demand.
- On Monday, Microsoft launched its India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad, joining existing facilities in Pune, Chennai, and Mumbai as part of a $20.5 billion investment commitment to strengthen the country's cloud and AI infrastructure.
- Microsoft India and South Asia President Puneet Chandok stated India generates 20% of global data but possesses only 3% of data capacity, creating an infrastructure gap the new region aims to address through mission-critical AI workload support.
- The Hyderabad facility utilizes an innovative zero-water cooling system using air-cooled chillers instead of traditional water-based systems, incorporating renewable energy procurement and groundwater recharge measures for sustainable operations.
- IDC forecasts India's public cloud services spending will reach $45.7 billion by 2030, with the expansion serving as a catalyst for local enterprise development, job creation, and broader economic activity across the region.
- Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith said the region provides organisations in India and Asia with greater capacity and choice, positioning India as a central AI infrastructure hub for the Global South by 2035.
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Microsoft has announced its India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad under its $20.5 billion India investment plan. The company said the facility will expand AI capacity, support compliance needs and act as a hub for Asia and the Global South.
Microsoft launches India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad
Microsoft on Monday launched its India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad, adding a major new piece to India’s AI and cloud infrastructure. The move gives Microsoft four cloud regions in India including Pune, Chennai and Mumbai and strengthens its position as the country’s largest hyperscale cloud provider by footprint.
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Microsoft’s new India cloud region to use effectively ‘zero water’ for cooling: Microsoft India President
Chandok said the Hyderabad facility will be Microsoft’s second strategic hub in India and one of its largest investments in the country in terms of compute capacity
Microsoft launches fourth India cloud region in Hyderabad to meet AI demand
The Hyderabad region has three availability zones and is built for AI workloads from day one, adding to Microsofts existing cloud regions in Pune, Chennai and Mumbai, as per Microsoft India and South Asia president Puneet Chandok.
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