When you think of the monumental Yotta Data Center in Navi Mumbai, one name immediately comes to mind—Darshan Hiranandani. As the co-founder and chairman of
The shift towards cloud computing has become undeniable in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. Businesses across India are increasingly migrating to public cloud environments to
In today’s fast-paced digital era, the cloud has become the cornerstone of innovation and scalability for businesses worldwide. Indian enterprises are no exception, and Yotta
Bhote Koshi Power Company Limited (BLC) has announced a strategic partnership with India’s Yotta Data Services to construct the first super-cloud data center in the
Despite the global shortage of NVIDIA’s much-sought-after graphics processing units (GPUs), Darshan Hiranandani-led Yotta Infrastructure, a data centre and services firm owned by Mumbai-based Hiranandani
Indian data centre firm Yotta, backed by Nidar Infrastructure Limited, and Darshan Hiranandani‘s led plans to go public on the Nasdaq in a merger with
Yotta Infrastructure’s growth from a small Indian company to a globally dominant force was fueled by Darshan Hiranandani, the CEO of India’s real estate giant,
With a colossal ₹30,000 crore investment, the Yotta Data Centre, run by Darshan Hiranandani of the Hiranandani Group, has emerged as a major participant in
Yotta Data Services is transforming the data center and cloud computing industries with its disruptive presence. According to the company’s chairman and co-founder, Mr. Darshan
Data centers are becoming an essential part of modern society’s infrastructure, serving as a means of efficiently transporting information and fostering innovation across various industries