New Delhi, May 28 -- India's data centre sector is poised for significant growth, with projections indicating an investment influx of USD 20-25 billion over the next six years.

This expansion aims to bolster the country's digital infrastructure, catering to the escalating demand for data storage and processing capabilities.

Currently, India's data centre capacity stands at approximately 950 megawatts (MW), with expectations to double to around 1,800 MW by 2026.

This growth trajectory is fuelled by increasing digitisation, data localisation mandates, and the proliferation of cloud services.

Notably, Mumbai and Chennai have emerged as leading data centre hubs, collectively accounting for nearly two-thirds of the nation's total capacity....