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India’s Data Centre Growth Faces Land and Power Challenges, Says JM Financial

India’s Data Centre Growth Faces Land and Power Challenges, Says JM Financial

India’s data centre industry is expected to remain one of the country’s fastest-growing digital infrastructure segments. The expansion is being supported by rising adoption of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, digital payments, online services and enterprise digitisation.

Data localisation requirements are also encouraging Indian and global companies to store and process more information within the country. This is creating strong demand for new data centres and additional computing capacity.

However, a new report by JM Financial has highlighted that the industry’s biggest challenge is not demand, but infrastructure. Data centre operators are finding it difficult to secure suitable land and reliable electricity connections for new projects.

Data centres require large plots, strong internet connectivity, advanced cooling systems and an uninterrupted power supply. AI-focused facilities need even more electricity because high-performance computing systems consume significantly more power than traditional servers.

Key Points

  • India’s data centre sector is expected to continue growing rapidly.
  • AI adoption and cloud computing are major growth drivers.
  • Digital payments, e-commerce and online services are increasing data-storage requirements.
  • Data localisation rules are encouraging companies to build capacity within India.
  • Suitable land availability remains a major challenge.
  • Reliable 24/7 electricity supply is essential for data centre operations.
  • AI servers require more power and cooling than traditional computing systems.
  • Delays in land acquisition and power approvals may slow new projects.
  • Renewable energy and stronger power infrastructure will be important for future expansion.
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