Colocation in Hyderabad

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Why Hyderabad?

Hyderabad has rapidly emerged as India's second-largest IT services hub and a major centre for pharmaceutical research, genomics, and life sciences computing. The Telangana state government has been aggressively pro-data-centre, offering dedicated data-centre policies with incentives including electricity tariff subsidies, stamp duty exemptions, and expedited single-window clearances through the Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TSIIC). This policy environment has attracted investments from CtrlS (which operates its flagship Tier IV rated facility here), Yotta, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure. Hyderabad's HITEC City and Gachibowli corridors house the Indian R&D centres of Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Apple, Qualcomm, and dozens of pharma companies, creating sustained demand for local compute infrastructure. From a network perspective, Hyderabad sits at the junction of the Mumbai- Chennai fibre backbone and benefits from redundant long-haul routes via Bangalore and Pune. The city is also a growing hub for India's space and defence research, with DRDO, ISRO, and HAL facilities nearby. Power costs in Telangana are among the most competitive in South India, and the climate is drier than coastal cities like Mumbai or Chennai, reducing cooling energy costs. RawCompute recommends Hyderabad colocation for IT/ITeS companies, pharma and biotech firms with HPC workloads, and as a disaster recovery site paired with Mumbai or Delhi NCR primary deployments.