The company has made the commitment as it opened what it claims to be North India’s first hyperscale data centre in Noida.
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India’s data centre investor and operator Yotta Infrastructure has brought online what I claims to be North India’s first hyperscale facility as part of a much larger US$4.7 billion investment.
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