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CtrlS Datacenters is an India-based provider that sells enterprise and hyperscale colocation, managed hosting, disaster-recovery-as-a-service, and cloud infrastructure (IaaS and a proprietary private cloud called Ctrl4C) out of its own purpose-built data centers. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Hyderabad, the company describes itself as Asia’s largest Rated-4 (Uptime Institute Tier IV-equivalent, TIA-942) data center operator, and as of 2026 it reports operating 19 data centers across 9 Indian cities with more than 370 MW of operational IT capacity and a roadmap toward 2 GW by 2030. Its facilities are concentrated in Hyderabad, Mumbai/Navi Mumbai, Bangalore, Noida, Chennai, Kolkata, and Edge sites in Lucknow and Patna, with new campuses under construction in Hyderabad’s Chandanvelly Industrial Park, Gujarat’s GIFT City, and its first international hyperscale site in Chonburi, Thailand. A notable differentiator is its early and heavy emphasis on N+N fault-tolerant Rated-4 design, seismic-safe siting, and — in newer campuses — direct liquid cooling and solar-integrated buildings aimed at AI/high-density workloads.
CtrlS Datacenters operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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CtrlS's AI-related infrastructure story is split between existing capacity and a much larger facility still being built. Its Hyderabad DC1 site is marketed as using liquid cooling to support AI application workloads alongside its standard colocation and disaster-recovery services. Separately, the company's planned Chandanvelly Industrial Park campus near Hyderabad — announced with a potential IT capacity of over 600MW — is designed from the ground up with solar module facades, free air-cooling, direct liquid cooling, and immersion cooling specifically to serve high-density AI and hyperscale compute, though as of mid-2026 this campus was still under construction rather than operational.
CtrlS sells physical colocation space (racks, cages, and suites), managed hosting and disaster-recovery services, and cloud infrastructure services (IaaS and a private cloud product called Ctrl4C) out of data centers it builds and operates itself, primarily across India.
CtrlS markets some existing Hyderabad capacity as supporting AI workloads with liquid cooling, and it is separately building a large new Chandanvelly campus near Hyderabad, announced in 2023-2026 with a planned IT capacity of over 600MW, that is designed around solar facades and direct liquid/immersion cooling explicitly for AI and high-density compute, though that campus was still under development as of mid-2026.
As of 2026, CtrlS's confirmed operating footprint is in India; it has signed agreements for international expansion, most notably a 50-year land lease in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor for a planned 150MW campus in Chonburi developed with Thailand's state telco NT, and it has explored further entry into the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and Vietnam, though these were announced/planned expansions rather than confirmed operational facilities at the time of research.
CtrlS positions itself as a Rated-4 (Tier IV-equivalent under TIA-942) operator, claiming N+N redundancy and a 99.995% uptime SLA across its Indian facilities.
CtrlS Datacenters is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact CtrlS Datacenters directly to confirm colocation availability.
CtrlS Datacenters is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact CtrlS Datacenters directly to confirm cloud availability.
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