With an estimated GDP of USD 110 billion, Bengaluru, the silicon valley of India, contributes 33% of India’s IT export offering IT infrastructure that’s scalable, intelligent and secure. As one of India’s most progressive and developed cities, nurturing the culture of technology & IT, Bengaluru is the base for many start-ups and companies from ITES, E-Commerce, Biotech and Finetch domains.Located in KIADB, STT GDC India is honouring its commitment to provide best in class data centre infrastructure which meets the most stringent requirements from enterprises and cloud service providers.
STT Bengaluru DC 2 has been designed as a highly resilient and secure facility boasting highest standards of structural and technical data centre design specifications.
Floor Plates
User friendly large floor plates with minimum columns
Ceiling Height
High floor to ceiling height to accommodate tall racks
Tier 3 Design
Tier 3 Design, Construction and Operations Compliant
Rate
More than 95% utilization (Racks)
Connectivity
Carrier-neutral and network dense facility
Security
Stringent and global standards of security and access control
2009Operational Since
1,00,000 Sq.ftData Centre Size
7 MWIT Power
Tier 3 Data CentreMulti Layer Security & Guaranteed Uptime
Multilayer security through a combination of secure access and 24*7 surveillance
We operate two data centres in Bengaluru in Sanjay Nagar (STT Bengaluru DC 1) and KIADB, Whitefield (STT Bengaluru DC 2) and coming up with a new facility near KIADB. STT Bengaluru DC 2 is incorporated with direct fiber paths and connectivity thus offering greater control and lower risks. We take pride in being a carrier neutral colocation service provider and network dense facility.
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