Noida: The regulation building is likely to be revised to meet the demands of private players who want to establish a data center in Noida, TOI has learned.
Officials said that the Noida Authority Planning Department has initiated the process of revising regulations to attract more investors looking for space to establish a data center.
Limitation of the height of the floor can relax in particular and more land coverage and a distant ratio (floor) tend to be allowed to build a data center.
The upper government in January this year told the data center policy.
Many incentives in the form of capital subsidies and interest subsidies are offered to interested players.
Because of the attitude of the union government about storing Indian customer data locally, several big players such as the Adani Group and the Hiranandani Group have taken land in twin cities to establish data centers.
General Manager (Planning) in Noida Authority, Ishtiyaq Ahmed said, “We have started the process of preparing guidelines for data center operators.
More floor area ratios will be offered and we also explore the option to allow additional land space to build buildings.
The data center height is expected It is higher than the usual building planned in TI Park.
“To continue the incentives proposed by the state government for repetition, industrial development authorities must relax the existing building norms.
So, the authority can offer the four for data center operators, the maximum floor area ratio that allows for any category.
Also the mandatory space needed for parking can be lowered to allow more land coverage.
While usually, the gap of the floor height to the ceiling is maintained at 3-3.5 meters, the data center is planned with a 6-8 meter gap.
Another call that must be taken by the authority is whether to allow subnasing in the middle at a lower cost.
Not including the space used to install a diesel generator, the cooling system while counting far, is another point of authority to be intentional.
“Globally, the data center industry has grown with a CAGR of more than 9% over the past decade.
Storage space, advanced server, security and network company is a large area where many growth is possible,” Pankaj Kapoor, MD real estate analytic company Lias Foras , to Ti.
CAGR or the annual growth rate of Majema is the size of the annual growth of a person’s average investment over a certain period of time.
“Indian angles are less than 1.5% to 2% of the Global Data Center and IT infrastructure business even though it has become the fastest growing market.
Our analysis shows that Pune, Chennai and Hyderabad, three traditional IT centers, and lately Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar Cluster has attracted large players.
The upper government and local development authorities need to play a proactive role.
They are not in the current competition, “he added.