Sify Technologies

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Sify Technologies is an Indian, Nasdaq-listed ICT company that sells colocation, managed hosting, and cloud services out of a network of data centers it builds and operates across India, primarily through its subsidiary Sify Infinit Spaces. As of 2025-2026, its core physical footprint spans multi-building campuses in Navi Mumbai (Vashi, Airoli, Rabale), Chennai (Tidel Park and a large Siruseri hyperscale campus), Bengaluru (Electronic City, with a second Aerospace Park campus under construction), Hyderabad, Noida, and Ahmedabad, plus a newly launched AI-focused edge data center and open cable landing station under construction in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Sify markets itself as an operator of “Concurrently Manageable” data centers and highlights its Rabale campus in Navi Mumbai as a mega hyperscale site designed for over 377 MW of eventual IT capacity across 12 towers, of which five were operational as of recent company materials. A distinguishing recent development is Sify’s reported role as the developer for a large AI/data-center facility in the Visakhapatnam area with Meta reportedly lined up as the anchor end-user, alongside a separate partnership involving Google’s planned cable landing in the same region.

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Sify Technologies operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:

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Sify's clearest AI-specific infrastructure push is its Visakhapatnam (Vizag) site in Andhra Pradesh, where its subsidiary Sify Infinit Spaces began construction in October 2025 on a 50 MW AI-powered Edge Data Center paired with an Open Cable Landing Station, built on 3.6 acres in the Rushikonda-Madhurawada IT Park at a reported cost of roughly ₹1,500 crore (about $170-180 million). The facility is designed to support low-latency AI processing and hyperscale compute, and is being built with carrier-neutral, redundant fiber connectivity for submarine cable traffic between India and Southeast Asia. Separately, industry reports from late 2025 describe a much larger (reportedly up to 500 MW) Sify-developed facility near Vizag with Meta discussed as the eventual anchor tenant for AI/superintelligence workloads, though this larger project remained unconfirmed by an official joint statement as of that reporting.

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Does Sify operate any AI/GPU-specific data center infrastructure?

Yes. As of late 2025, Sify's subsidiary Sify Infinit Spaces broke ground on a 50 MW AI-powered Edge Data Center and Open Cable Landing Station at Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, described by the company and local officials as equipped with AI-ready infrastructure for hyperscale and enterprise AI/edge computing workloads, with the first phase expected to be operational by early 2027.

Where are Sify's largest data center campuses located?

Sify's biggest campuses are in Navi Mumbai (the Rabale campus, designed for up to 377+ MW of IT capacity across 12 towers) and Chennai's Siruseri hyperscale campus, which the company states has 25.92 MW of IT power.

Is Sify only a colocation provider, or does it also sell cloud services?

Sify sells both. Alongside colocation and managed hosting, it offers Sify CloudInfinit public, private, and hybrid cloud services (built on VMware technology) that customers can purchase directly, in addition to helping customers deploy on major hyperscale public clouds.

Which company reportedly plans to be the anchor customer at Sify's new Visakhapatnam site?

Industry reporting from late 2025 indicated Meta was in discussions to be the end user of a large (reportedly up to 500 MW) data center Sify would develop near Visakhapatnam, tied to Meta's Waterworth subsea cable landing at Sify's nearby cable landing station, though an official joint announcement had not been finalized at that time.

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