New Delhi, July 1: India’s data centre industry is projected to grow significantly, reaching an estimated $6.8 billion by FY30, driven by rising digital adoption, cloud computing demand, and expanding data consumption across sectors, according to a recent industry report.
The report highlights that rapid digitalisation, increasing internet penetration, and the growth of data-intensive technologies such as artificial intelligence, fintech, and e-governance are expected to be key growth drivers for the sector.
It also notes that India is emerging as a major data infrastructure hub in the Asia-Pacific region, supported by strong policy backing, improved connectivity, and growing investments from global and domestic players.
Industry experts said the expansion of data centres will play a crucial role in supporting the country’s digital economy, enhancing data security, and enabling scalable cloud infrastructure for enterprises and government services.
The sector’s growth is also expected to generate employment opportunities and attract further investments in allied infrastructure such as power, cooling systems, and network connectivity.