Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India selects NTT Data's data center in Mumbai for trading platform
Will lease 6.4MW of capacity at campus
India is experiencing rapid digital transformation and economic growth, driving increased demand for robust domestic digital infrastructure, particularly for critical financial services.
This move highlights India's expanding digital footprint and its focus on developing resilient, high-capacity infrastructure for its crucial financial markets, attracting further investment and strengthening local capabilities.
The Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India now secures its trading platform with a significant 6.4MW capacity lease at a major data center in Mumbai, enhancing operational stability and latency for financial transactions.
- · NTT Data
- · Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India
- · Indian financial technology sector
- · Mumbai as a digital hub
Increased reliability and capacity for India's financial trading infrastructure.
Potential for other critical Indian institutions to follow suit, further localizing and fortifying digital assets.
India solidifies its position as a self-reliant digital economy, less dependent on foreign data processing infrastructure for critical functions.
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