Tata Communications has launched a 55,000 square-feet data centre in Pune to offer co-location, managed hosting and storage and services including managed security services and content delivery network services. The Tata group company has invested around Rs 125 crore for the data centre, and intends an additional investment of Rs 500 crore (based on market demand) over the next three years.
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Category: Tata Communications
Tata Communications has signed an agreement to acquire BT Group’s mosaic business, which offers a digital media management platform to manage content and workflow for media companies. However, the financial terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Tata Communications Internet Services Ltd (TCISL) and Tomizone, the largest provider of Wi-Fi hotspots in Australasia, have entered into a partnership agreement to increase the number of Wi-Fi hotspots in the country. The companies expect the partnership to bridge the gap in broadband penetration in India.
Tata Communications has appointed David Wirt as its global head of Managed Services. The fast growing managed services business is strategically important to Tata Communications as the company expands from its traditional wholesale voice and IP business into enterprises solutions.
Tata Communications has received the Best Global Wholesale Offering Award from Capacity magazine. This accolade from Capacity magazine, one of the most important publications for telecommunications carriers and service providers, testifies to Tata Communications’ leadership in the development and implementation of its wholesale strategy.
Tata Communications (formerly Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd) has signed partnership agreement with telecom operators in Middle East for construction of a new cable connecting the region to the rest of the world. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Tata Communications will start delivering capacity into Australia via the privately owned PIPE Pacific 1 (PPC-1) cable system. PPC-1 is a new two-fibre-pair cable system connecting the US territory of Guam to Sydney, Australia. The cable system spans 6,900 km and can provide up to 2.56 terabits per second of capacity to the rapidly growing Australian market.