India’s Tata Communications to Spend $450 Million on AI Connectivity Infrastructure
The project will add about 6 petabits per second of capacity and target cloud firms, banks and global capability centres.
- On Monday, Mumbai-based Tata Communications announced an investment of close to $450 million to build around 10,000 kilometers of high-speed network cables connecting India's AI data-centre corridors.
- The project will unfold in three phases, starting with a corridor linking Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Chennai, then expanding to east coast and western India ecosystems including Vizag, Bhubaneswar, Jamnagar, and GIFT City in Gujarat.
- Adding about 6 petabits per second of capacity, this build will serve cloud service firms, banks, and global capability centres, expanding the current network's 1.25 petabits per second.
- Tata will finance the project from operating cash flow, with anchor customers already committed to using the new routes that integrate into the company's existing 700,000-kilometer undersea and land fibre network.
- Competitors like Adani and Jabil recently announced plans to build data-centre hardware in India, joining Tata's earlier 18,000-kilometer network built for Amazon Web Services, as Indian groups expand AI infrastructure investment.
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India’s Tata Communications to spend $450 million on AI connectivity infrastructure
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Tata Communications plans $450 million AI fibre network across India
Tata Communications will invest nearly $450 million in a 10,000 km fibre network linking India's AI data centre corridors. The three-phase expansion will strengthen high-speed connections between computing clusters, cloud firms, capability centres, banks and other enterprises.
Tata Communications to spend $450 million on AI connectivity infrastructure
Tata Communications, which offers data connections and cybersecurity to enterprises, announced investments of close to $450 million on Monday to build high-speed network cables connecting India’s AI data-centre corridors.
Tata Communications to plug Rs 4,350 crore in AI super highway
Tata Communications aims to invest Rs 4,350 crore to create 10,000 km of AI-ready connectivity infrastructure across India. The investment will enhance the existing network and add significant capacity to data-centre connectivity. The three-phase project development will focus on key growth corridors including Mumbai, Pune, and Chennai. Tata Communications will also expand its networks to connect various emerging data-centre ecosystems.
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