NTT Global Data Centers: Kolkata 1 Campus

The Kolkata 1 Campus is NTT Global Data Centers’ inaugural data center campus in Eastern India, located in the Bengal Silicon Valley Tech Hub in New Town, Kolkata. Positioned on a 7.5-acre site in the rapidly expanding Eastern Indian digital hub, this carrier-neutral facility supports enterprise and hyperscale deployments across South and Southeast Asia. It integrates into NTT’s global network, offering scalable infrastructure and regional redundancy.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Power Capacity: The campus is planned to deliver 25 MW of IT load capacity, with potential operational load reaching 40 MW due to redundancy provisions. The first building (KOL1‑A) is slated for 6.4 MW IT load.
• Campus Layout & Size: Spans ~600,000 sq ft (approximately 55,740 m²) of built-up area across two planned standalone buildings (and a third expected). 
• Cooling Design: Features continuous mechanical cooling with N+1 redundancy, tailored to support AI and high-performance computing (HPC) demands. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Carrier-Neutral Design: Includes redundant carrier Meet-Me Rooms, providing access to major public, private, and hybrid cloud providers. 
• Resilience and Design Standards: Built with scalable and redundant power and cooling systems, aligning with hyperscale demands and service continuity. (Inferred from design intent and power redundancies—but not explicitly certified.)
• Specific certifications or compliance accreditations were not disclosed in the available sources.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Robust Digital Ecosystem: As a carrier-neutral campus in Kolkata, the data center provides connectivity options for multiple carriers and cloud ecosystems, enhancing flexibility for customers.
• Strategic Locational Advantage: Kolkata’s emergence as a digital hub ensures strong regional connectivity and positions NTT to serve East and Northeast India effectively. 

💼 Who It Serves

The Kolkata 1 Campus is ideally suited for:

• Hyperscalers, cloud platforms, enterprise users, and telcos seeking scalable, high-density colocation in Eastern India.
• AI, HPC, and digital media workloads demanding high-power density, efficient cooling, and low-latency connectivity.
• Organizations requiring regional resiliency and expansion in a carrier-neutral, future-ready data center ecosystem.