Who operates Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004?

Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 is operated by Microsoft.

Where is Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004?

Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 is in Hyderabad, India.

Is Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 operational?

Yes. DC Atlas records Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 as operational.

How much power capacity does Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 have?

DC Atlas records 48 MW as Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004's live capacity. Total potential at full buildout is an estimated 600 MW.

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OperationalHyperscale

Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 — 48 MW live

Name: Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004
Address: Hyderabad, India

Microsoft

Hyderabad, India

Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 is a hyperscale data centre operated by Microsoft in Hyderabad, India. The site is operational, with 48 MW of live capacity. Total potential at full buildout is an estimated 600 MW.

Status: Operational
Operator: Microsoft
Location: Hyderabad, India
Facility type: Hyperscale
Live capacity: 48 MW
Total potential: 600 MW est.

Figures marked est. are DC Atlas estimates rather than operator-published values.

Coordinates

Position

17.23, 78.19

Location precision

Approximate

History

6 August 2026Commissioning
Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 — entered service
Microsoft today announced the general availability of its India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad, Telangana.
Source: news.microsoft.com

Questions about Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004

Who operates Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004?: Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 is operated by Microsoft.
Where is Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004?: Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 is in Hyderabad, India.
Is Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 operational?: Yes. DC Atlas records Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 as operational.
How much power capacity does Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004 have?: DC Atlas records 48 MW as Hyderabad Microsoft Azure 004's live capacity. Total potential at full buildout is an estimated 600 MW.

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