Web Werks to set up its first data centre in Bengaluru
Web Werks, a leading player in the Indian Data Center and Cloud Services market, will be setting up its first data centre in Whitefield, Bengaluru. To that end, the company has acquired an industrial building that will be converted into a data centre. The new data center will offer 110,000 square feet of colocation space supported by a significant power capacity of up to 20 MVA of gross power with an expected IT load of up to  10MW. The company expects to complete the first phase by the fourth quarter this year. The Bengaluru data centre will cater to the increasing demand for Enterprise and Edge data centres. The facility will serve as a hub for hosting, colocation, cloud on-ramp, storage, and network needs of businesses in the Southern India region, while also serving as a disaster recovery facility for enterprises across the world. ‘’The addition of this data centre is part of our national expansion and we are extremely happy and grateful to the Government of Karnataka for their support,” said Nikhil Rathi, CEO, Web Werks. Web Werks operates four strategically located data centres in Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi NCR, and 3 worldwide Points of Presence (POPs). Web Werks has 850 clients and a combined footprint of 225,000 square feet.
The Bengaluru data centre will cater to the increasing demand for Enterprise and Edge data centres.
The Bengaluru data centre will cater to the increasing demand for Enterprise and Edge data centres.
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