Tata Communications announced on October 26 that it plans to invest US$400-450 million in approximately 10,000 kilometers of long-haul fiber across India, linking data centers and AI hubs as it...
The network is planned to provide 7.2 petabytes of capacity, helping meet the growing connectivity requirements of AI workloads.
The project will be rolled out by Tata Communications in a phased manner. The first phase will be the Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad-Chennai corridor, a key AI and hyperscale growth route.
The network will connect key data centre corridors across India, starting with Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Chennai, before expanding to other regions.
Tata Communications , which offers data connections and cybersecurity to enterprises, announced investments of close to $450 million on Monday to build high-speed network cables connecting...
Tata Communications Ltd. plans to spend as much as $450 million to create a long-haul fiber optic network linking India’s key artificial intelligence hubs, building out the country’s...
Tata Communications plans to invest $400-450 million (up to around Rs 4,300 crore) to build a nearly10,000-km long-haul fibre network connecting key artificial intelligence (AI) and data centre...
The rollout's first phase will cover the Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad-Chennai corridor.
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