Mumbai has always been a trailblazer. India's first airport, the first 5 star hotel, the first railway terminal, and the first public bus service. Even the India's IT Services industry was born in Mumbai in 1967. It's more than 50 years, and the IT sector is still growing at an enormous rate.STT Mumbai DC 2 is situated at Technopolis Knowledge Park in Andheri, Mumbai. It is operational since 2006 and continuously honouring its commitment to provide best in class data centre infrastructure which meets the most stringent requirements from enterprises and cloud service providers.
STT Mumbai DC 2 follows all design principles of resiliency, no single point of failure, concurring maintainability and lots of other such features that meet with all TIA 942 requirements.
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
Distribution
Fuel Distribution 30 hours at full load
Connectivity
Carrier-neutral and network dense facility
Security
Stringent and global standards of security and access control
2006Operational Since
64,334 Sq.ftData Centre Size
1.7 MWIT Power
Tier 3 Data CentreMulti Layer Security & Guaranteed Uptime
Multilayer security through a combination of secure access and 24*7 surveillance
STT Mumbai DC 2 in Andheri is preferred by cloud service providers, network service providers and enterprise customers.It 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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