TCC Concept Goes Big on AI-Ready Data Centres to Power India's Digital Future

With NES Data's 60 MW Pune campus expansion, TCC Concept Limited is scaling up its digital infrastructure business to meet India's surging demand for AI, cloud and hyperscale computing. Nikhil Bhuta, Non-Executive Director at TCC Concept Limited, outlines the company's focus on sustainable, secure, high-availability infrastructure as India positions itself as a global data centre hub.

Building Scalable, Intelligent Data Centre Infrastructure

"India is entering a defining phase in its digital infrastructure journey, with the rapid adoption of AI, cloud computing and hyperscale workloads creating demand for data centres that are not only larger, but also more intelligent, resilient and sustainable. At TCC Concept Ltd (BSE & NSE listed company), we are positioning our digital infrastructure business to participate in this growth by building scalable, high-availability data centre capabilities that can support the evolving requirements of Indian and global enterprises and technology-led businesses. NES Data (WOS of TCC Concept) has announced 60 MW data centre campus in Pune which is an important step in this direction, strengthening our ability to serve the next generation of digital workloads. The said expansion is in addition to the existing 4 MW Infra capacity Data Centre at Pune. Over the next few years, we plan to make significant investments across our data centre business to expand capacity and strengthen our infrastructure capabilities.”

Prioritising Sustainability, Security and Resilience

“We are investing in digital infrastructure that balances sustainability, efficiency, resilience and security. Our focus is on developing energy-efficient infrastructure, high-availability systems, and robust backup and disaster-recovery capabilities to support mission-critical workloads. We have strong cybersecurity and compliance frameworks across our cloud and data centre environments and continue to invest in strengthening these capabilities to build greater resilience.”

Positioning India as a Global Data Centre Hub

“Over the next five years, we see the biggest opportunity in the rapid growth of AI, cloud adoption and data-intensive applications, which will drive demand for scalable, high-density and low-latency data centre infrastructure across India. We are preparing for this shift by expanding our data centre footprint and developing AI-ready, hyperscale and edge infrastructure to support evolving enterprise workloads. Key challenges will include power availability, energy efficiency, sustainability, cybersecurity and the ability to scale rapidly while maintaining resilience and reliability. We aim to address these through energy-efficient infrastructure, modular and edge deployments, strong cloud capabilities and resilient data centre architectures, while continuously strengthening security and compliance. With its growing digital economy, strong technology talent and rising demand for AI and cloud infrastructure, India is uniquely positioned to emerge as a leading global data centre hub and a critical part of the world's digital future.”