TEECL to set up 250-MW data centers
'Techno Electric & Engineering Company Ltd (TEECL) has officially launched Techno Digital Infra Pvt Ltd, its wholly-owned digital infrastructure arm. Backed by an ambitious investment plan of $1 billion, Techno Digital plans an integrated network of hyperscale and edge data centres targeting a cumulative capacity of 250MW spread across the country,' the company said in a regulatory filing.
The 36 MW hyperscale data center in Chennai, spanning about 2 lakh square feet, shall house up to 2,400 racks, integrating renewable energy with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for continuous sustainability, adiabatic cooling for water efficiency, 25 per cent green cover and a facility design power usage effectiveness of 1.35. Hyperscale data centres are huge facilities that store and process massive workloads and data for large companies, enabling cloud services at a global scale.
TEECL also announced a partnership with RailTel Corporation of India (Ministry of Railways) to build edge data centres in 102 cities across 23 states.
'This landmark project will be the largest deployment of its kind, bringing low-latency computing closer to users in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, empowering sectors such as AI, BFSI, telecom, OTT, e-sports, healthcare, e-governance, and manufacturing,' the company said. Edge data centres are small, localised facilities that process data closer to users to reduce latency and improve speed for real-time applications.
'Our hybrid strategy integrating hyperscale and edge will redefine how data is hosted, processed, and delivered. Whether it's AI, OTT, fintech, or governance, our infrastructure is designed for the next decade of digital growth.
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