Web Werks Buys a Facility for Its First Data Center in Bengaluru, India

“We are very pleased with the announcement of this new facility that enhances our ambitions to grow a strong presence in the Indian data center market through the Joint Venture we have with Web Werks,” said Michael Goh, VP & GM, APAC Iron Mountain Data Centers.

Web Werks, a leading player in the Indian data center and cloud services sector, has announced the acquisition of an industrial facility in Whitefield, Bengaluru, which would be turned into its first data center. Bengaluru is a growing data center market with high demand for data-driven services, cloud computing, and colocation.

With an estimated IT load of up to 10MW and half of the needed power already on site, the new fully linked data center will offer 110,000 square feet of colocation space backed by a large power capacity of up to 20 MVA of gross power. By Q4 2022, the first phase of delivery should be finished.

The new data center in Bengaluru is aimed at meeting the growing need for Enterprise and Edge data centers. According to Web Werks, the facility would be a great hub for hosting, colocation, cloud on-ramp, storage, and network needs for businesses in Southern India, as well as a disaster recovery facility for firms all over the world.

“The addition of this data center is part of our national expansion, and we are extremely happy and grateful to the Government of Karnataka for their support,” said Nikhil Rathi, CEO at Web Werks data centers.

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Photo Michael Goh, VP & GM, APAC Iron Mountain Data Centers
“We are very pleased with the announcement of this new facility that enhances our ambitions to grow a strong presence in the Indian data center market through the Joint Venture we have with Web Werks,” said Michael Goh, VP & GM, APAC Iron Mountain Data Centers.

Web Werks, which formed a joint venture with Iron Mountain Data Centers in early 2021, aims to expand the carrier, cloud, and content-neutral interconnection ecosystem so that consumers may benefit from it.

“We are very pleased with the announcement of this new facility that enhances our ambitions to grow a strong presence in the Indian data center market through the Joint Venture we have with Web Werks,” said Michael Goh, VP & GM, APAC Iron Mountain Data Centers. “This highly interconnected data center in a new market creates great opportunities in one of the fastest growing markets in the country.”

All major carriers, ISPs, Internet Exchanges (IXs), SD-WAN providers, and CDN/OTT providers will be among the service providers available at the Bengaluru data center location.

Web Werks and Iron Mountain Data Centers have made significant investments to extend their presence throughout India’s IT and financial centers in order to improve their data center solutions and assist clients’ digital transformations. Web Werks maintains three strategically positioned data centers in Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi NCR, with a combined footprint capabilities of 225,000 square feet. The business has previously announced the opening of a second independent data center in Navi Mumbai, with a 100,000 square foot footprint and a capacity of 12.5MW.

Web Werks maintains four strategically positioned data centers in Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi NCR, as well as three international Points of Presence, with a total footprint capability of 225,000 square feet (POPs). Web Werks now has 850 clients and a capacity of 10 megawatts (MW). Web Werks provides access to a powerful, neutral interconnection ecosystem of carrier, content, and cloud providers through its data centers, which includes over 180 Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and three Internet Exchanges (IXs).

Iron Mountain, which was founded in 1951 and has over 225,000 clients globally, helps businesses unlock value and intelligence from their stored digital and physical assets at speed and with security. At the same time, Iron Mountain is helping them meet their environmental goals, through a variety of services including digital transformation, data centers, secure records storage, information management, IT Asset Lifecycle Management, secure destruction, and art storage and logistics.