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CtrlS plans major Data Centre expansion across 145 acres spread over three locations in Hyderabad

CtrlS, one of India's leading data centre infrastructure providers, is expanding its footprint in Hyderabad, with three locations identified for investments covering a combined land area of 145 acres

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CtrlS plans major Data Centre expansion across 145 acres spread over three locations in Hyderabad

The proposed expansion includes 60 acres at Hayathabad, 35 acres in Bharat Future City and 50 acres at Thimmaipally, highlighting the company's interest in Hyderabad's emerging infrastructure and technology corridors.

The expansion plans come amid growing demand for data centre infrastructure driven by artificial intelligence, cloud computing, digital services and enterprise data storage requirements.

Hyderabad has emerged as an important destination for data centre investments, supported by its established information technology ecosystem, connectivity and availability of land for large-scale infrastructure development.

The selection of three locations also indicates a geographically diversified expansion strategy, potentially enabling CtrlS to cater to different business and infrastructure requirements across the Hyderabad region.

Large-scale data centre developments typically require substantial investments in power infrastructure, cooling systems, network connectivity and security, while generating opportunities for construction, engineering and specialised technical services.

The proposed 145-acre footprint could further strengthen Hyderabad's position in India's rapidly expanding digital infrastructure sector.

However, the investment amounts, development timelines, operational capacities and employment potential associated with the three locations have not yet been specified in the available information.

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