Chennai Data Centre
- of IT Power
96MW
- Resilient Infrastructure
Colt Tier 3
Hyperscale data centre planned with 96MW IT power
We have acquired land in the key location of Ambuttur to plan for the first phase development of our Colt Chennai Data Centre.
This data centre will be the second of two data centres that will be constructed and designed to a Colt tier 3 specification. On completion, it will deliver 96MW of IT power.Planned to serve India’s rapidly growing digital market and to aid Chennai’s goal to become a $1 trillion economy by 2030, our Colt Chennai Data Centre is an excellent site for cloud and AI service providers looking for scalable capacity to support high performance computing (HPC) and increasing IT workloads.
Colt Chennai Data Centre is being developed as part of Colt DCS's joint venture with RMZ, one of the world's largest privately-owned alternative asset owners, who have over 20 years of experience in asset ownership and management in India.
Why select our Colt Chennai Data Centre?
Whether you’re a cloud service provider, or a technology company creating AI powered solutions, selecting our Colt Chennai Data Centre has many advantages:
Location
Connectivity
Sustainability
Operational Excellence
Onboarding & Support
Colt Chennai Data Centre
After securing a 10-acre plot, we plan to launch our second data centre in India in 2027 to cater to the growing digitisation in the country.

"We are very excited to expand our presence to Southern India with a new hyperscale data centre to be built in Chennai. This is a fantastic location for our customers as the site will be ideally situated to offer access to a high concentration of fibre routes with incredibly fast network speeds. With India experiencing rapid digitisation across its industries and generative AI technology continuing to dominate the global market, our soon-to-be-built Chennai data centre will be the perfect premises for customers that require a reliable and trusted data centre which can also support their HPC, AI or growing IT workloads."
Pratap Mane, Country Head, India.



