Is Chennai Digital Realty 002 operational?

Yes, DC Atlas records Chennai Digital Realty 002 as operational.

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Chennai Digital Realty 002

Name: Chennai Digital Realty 002
Address: Chennai, India

Digital Realty (Digital Connexion)

Chennai, India

Chennai Digital Realty 002 is a colocation data centre operated by Digital Realty (Digital Connexion) in Chennai, India. The site is operational. Total potential at full buildout is 20 MW.

Who operates Chennai Digital Realty 002?: Digital Realty (Digital Connexion).
Where is Chennai Digital Realty 002?: Chennai, India.
Is Chennai Digital Realty 002 operational?: Yes, DC Atlas records Chennai Digital Realty 002 as operational.

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History

12 January 2024Commissioning
Chennai Digital Realty 002 — entered service
SINGAPORE, Jan. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR), the largest global provider of cloud- and carrier-neutral data center, colocation and interconnection solutions, today announced the launch of its first data center in India
Source: digitalrealty.com
12 December 2023Commissioning
Chennai Digital Realty 002 — entered service
Digital Connexion launches state-of-the-art MAA10 data center in Chennai
Source: digitalconnexion.com
13 June 2023Announcement
Chennai Digital Realty 002 — announced
Reliance Industries Limited (“RIL”) today announced entering into an agreement to invest alongside Brookfield Infrastructure and Digital Realty in their Indian SPVs set up for developing data centers in India. RIL will hold 33.33% stake in each of the Indian SPVs and become an equal partner
Source: digitalconnexion.com
8 February 2023Announcement
Chennai Digital Realty 002 — announced
BAM Digital Realty, a joint venture between Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR) and Brookfield Infrastructure, today announced that construction of its first data centre facility in India is underway and on track to open later this year.
Source: digitalconnexion.com

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