
STTGDC launches 22MW data center in Noida, India
APAC data center firm STTGDC has inaugurated a new 22MW facility in Noida, India, expanding its capacity in the Delhi NCR region.
The company announced the launch of STTGDC NOI2, its latest data center in Uttar Pradesh's Noida. This expansion strengthens STTGDC's presence in one of India's most important digital infrastructure markets. The facility is part of the company's broader Delhi NCR platform, offering resilient and well-connected infrastructure to support growing customer needs.
Digital Growth Strategy
Bimal Khandelwal, CEO for India at STTGDC, emphasized the importance of this investment in supporting India's digital transformation. "India's continued digital growth and increasing adoption of AI are creating demand for infrastructure that can support larger, more complex, and more compute-intensive workloads," he stated.
By expanding our Delhi NCR platform, we are giving customers access to resilient, well-connected infrastructure with the scale and operational capabilities they need to grow with confidence.
Expansion Plans
STTGDC first announced plans for Noida back in 2021. The new Noida 2 facility joins Noida 1, which offers 17MW, with Noida 3 currently under development and set to provide 28MW of additional capacity. Indian neocloud Neysa has already committed to leasing space in Noida 2, placing approximately 9,000 GPUs in the facility.
STTGDC's India division now operates more than 600MW of critical IT load across 34 facilities in ten cities. The company was fully acquired by KKR and Singtel in February, following which it was rebranded from STT GDC to STTGDC.