What is a Datacenter?

Data center refers the term as the physical facility any organization uses to store its critical applications and data. There is a large group of networked computer servers typically used by organizations for storing, processing, distributing of a large amount of data. The key components of a data center design include switches, routers, firewalls, servers, storage systems, and application-delivery controllers.

CtrlS

CtrlS operates as a five state-of-the-art facilities, including four Tier-4 datacenters in Hyderabad, Noida, Bangalore, Mumbai & one Tier-3 datacenter in Chennai. The company also plans to launch its 100 MW hyper-scale facility in Mumbai. The company acts as a trusted advisor to over 3,500 Indian and global multinationals.

Also known as the world's first USGBC LEED Platinum Certified V4 O+M Datacenter, designed to save energy, water, resources, generate less waste and support human health, it has India’s largest carrier neutral DC’s & Asia’s rated 4 hyperscale data center. 

SoftAge

The services SoftAge provides include end to end tracking of the documents, disaster management or risk mitigation, up to date technology, complete package of management solutions, a robust data base of client, with 24/7 tech-support, all these make it one of the top data centers in India.

With a 25+ years of experience, 250+ clients, 1500+ employees & 1000+ major  projects delivered that include, to name a few, Paytm, Indigo, Canara bank, Vodafone, Torrent power & Aadhar. It has headquater in gurgaon with global offices in USA, Dubai & Kenya.

Tata communication

Presented in more than 200 countries, serves over 7,000 customers globally that represents over 300 of the Fortune 500, connects businesses to 60% of the world’s cloud giants, connects 4 out of 5 mobile subscribers worldwide. The Internet of Things network of this company in India is the world’s largest network of its kind, spans nearly 2,000 communities and touches over 400 million people.

This data centre services provider uses the world’s largest tier 1 network with the array of services and world’s largest fibre network & end to end media ecosystem, the network infrastructure of tata communication helped business in the past to establish a presence in emerging market.

Yotta

The Yotta NM1 – Panvel in Mumbai is India’s largest data centre, and the company will be building other large data centres in Chennai & Delhi. The company provides services like  Managed Security,  Colocation, Connectivity, IT Managed Services, Cloud Services and DC Build. The company has also partnered with companies Huawei, AWS, Veeam, Microsoft, Nutanix, etc for data centre operations. The company aims at building hyper-dense, scalable data centre ecosystem ready for the future growth of data in India.

NTT Netmagic

Founded in 2000, India’s first pure-play private data centre service provider, has proved itself as the data centre provider of choice for clients with critical hosting of mission for Indian tech companies. It has 10 data centres in India in major cities with a facility load of 150MW, infrastructure availability of 99.9% & 3 R&D centres in Pune, Mumbai & Bengaluru. IT infrastructure with more than 10,000 devices under management and eight highest standard data centres in Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Noida (Delhi) for over 2000 businesses are managed by the company.

GPX global system Inc.

GPX’s data centers are thriving carrier-neutral internet ecosystems, and home to the content providers, largest carriers, cloud service providers and internet providers. GPX opened the first Tier 4 facility in South Asia in June 2012, a 3000 M² data center in Mumbai. Rising demand for high-quality facilities and service levels in India, caused GPX to establish its second Mumbai data center, GPX Mumbai 2 – a 6000 M², Tier 4 facility with 16 MW total power. Its customers include Oracles, Telcos, Cloud Service Providers, Internet Service Providers, CDNs, e-businesses and enterprise clients etc.

Ministry of electronics & information technology will establish data centre parks across the country according to reports. The central government also mentioned in its 2020 union budget, 6000 crores & 8000 crores of amount for BharatNet & Quantum Computing technology respectively. In this hour, we will discuss the best datacenters in india in 2020. In this hour it is very important to answer the most obvious questions about best data centre services providers to cater the needs of the people who are looking for it.