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Top Cloud Infrastructure Environments in India

Where organisations can run cloud, AI-compute and colocation workloads in India: hyperscale regions, Indian providers, data centre operators and government platforms.

50 topics•8 categories•Updated November 2026

How This List Works

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A cloud infrastructure environment here means a place in India where organisations can run cloud, AI-compute or colocation workloads: hyperscale cloud regions, Indian cloud and GPU providers, foreign providers with Indian regions, data centre and colocation operators, and government platforms.

01GPU Cloud ProvidersDirectory of GPU clouds worldwide, including Indian and Vultr entries, on this site. 02Cloud ComputingCloud computing hub on this site. 03Private and Enterprise CloudsPrivate cloud platforms such as OpenShift, OpenStack and VMware, on this site. 04Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in IndiaThe GCC landscape in India, a major source of cloud demand, on this site. 05IndiaHub for India-related pages on this site.

Hyperscale Cloud Regions in India

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Public cloud regions that the four large global providers list in their own documentation.

06AWS Regions: Mumbai and HyderabadAWS lists Asia Pacific (Mumbai), ap-south-1, and Asia Pacific (Hyderabad), ap-south-2, each with 3 Availability Zones, in its region documentation. 07Microsoft Azure regions: Pune, Chennai, Mumbai and HyderabadAzure lists Central India (Pune), South India (Chennai), West India (Mumbai) and India South Central (Hyderabad) in its regions list. 08Google Cloud regions: Mumbai and DelhiGoogle Cloud lists asia-south1 (Mumbai) and asia-south2 (Delhi) in its regions and zones documentation. 09Oracle Cloud Infrastructure regions: Mumbai and HyderabadOracle lists India West (Mumbai), ap-mumbai-1, and India South (Hyderabad), ap-hyderabad-1, in its regions documentation. 10AWS Cloud Services35 AWS services explained, on this site.

Indian Cloud and AI-Compute Providers

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Cloud and GPU providers headquartered in India, with descriptions taken from their own sites.

11YottaDescribes itself as India's trusted sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure provider, with India-hosted cloud, hyperscale data centres and AI compute. 12E2E NetworksDescribes itself as India's GPU cloud for AI and ML, with GPU computing, enterprise cloud and managed services. 13Tata Communications: cloud solutionsOffers its Vayu Cloud, which it describes as unifying cloud, edge, AI and security. 14Sify TechnologiesDescribes itself as an AI innovation partner for enterprises, across networks, cloud, data centres and ICT. 15CtrlSDescribes itself as Asia's largest Rated-4 data centre network, offering colocation, private cloud and managed services. 16NxtGen Cloud TechnologiesIndian cloud provider named in press reports among IndiaAI Mission GPU providers. 17NxtraDescribes itself as a leading data centre company in India with nationwide data centre services. 18JioBusinessReliance Jio's enterprise arm, offering connectivity, cloud and collaboration services. 19ESDSDescribes itself as an enterprise cloud and AI ecosystem provider. 20AceCloudDescribes itself as an Indian cloud infrastructure provider offering cloud servers, GPUs and Kubernetes. 21Cyfuture CloudDescribes itself as a cloud service provider in India with scalable cloud hosting and NVMe storage. 22NeevCloudIndian GPU cloud provider; the site blocks automated checks.

Global Cloud Providers with Indian Regions

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Providers headquartered outside India that run infrastructure in India.

23VultrUS cloud infrastructure provider planning large AI capacity in Chennai, according to a Times of India report of 3 November 2026. 24DigitalOcean: Bangalore (BLR1)DigitalOcean lists a Bangalore, India region, BLR1, in its regional availability documentation. 25Equinix IndiaDescribes its Chennai and Mumbai data centres as colocation with connectivity to major clouds, networks and internet service providers.

Data Centre and Colocation Operators

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Operators of the facilities that host many of the clouds above.

26STT GDC IndiaDescribes itself as an Indian data centre services provider across 10 cities. 27AdaniConneXDescribes itself as a hyperscale data centre service provider in India. 28Web WerksDescribes itself as a Tier III data centre provider in India. 29Uptime InstituteTier certification body whose ratings, such as Tier III and Tier IV, many operators cite. 30Top Data Center Power CompaniesPower and cooling suppliers, on this site.

Government and Sovereign Compute

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Public platforms and programmes for government and AI compute in India.

31IndiaAIMinistry of Electronics and IT umbrella programme for AI in India. 32IndiaAI Compute PortalGovernment portal for access to subsidised AI compute under the IndiaAI Mission. 33Govt assigns AI workloads to Yotta, NxtGen and E2E: report (Inc42, April 2025)Reports that these three had integrated with the compute portal, offering 9,216, 1,088 and 1,353 GPUs respectively; a 2025 report, so check the portal for current figures. 34Over 17K GPUs installed under IndiaAI Mission: report (Inc42, June 2025)Reports 17,300 GPUs installed and names empanelled providers including Yotta, NextGen, E2E, Cyfuture, Ishan, Tata Communications and Sify. 35Gorilla Technology and Yotta: GPU deal (CRN Asia)Reports a deal for over 5,000 GPUs at Yotta's Navi Mumbai data centre, supplied by Gorilla Technology. 36MeitYMinistry of Electronics and Information Technology. 37National Informatics CentreGovernment of India technology agency that provides government cloud and e-governance infrastructure. 38C-DACCentre for Development of Advanced Computing, India's high-performance computing research centre. 39National Supercomputing MissionGovernment programme to build supercomputing capacity in India.

Industry Data and Analysis

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Sources for market data and analysis on Indian data centres and cloud.

40NasscomIndia's technology industry association, with industry data and reports. 41JLL IndiaReal estate adviser that publishes India data centre market research. 42Cushman & Wakefield IndiaReal estate adviser that publishes India market research. 43CRN IndiaChannel and enterprise technology news from India.

Related Pages

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Neighbouring pages on this site.

44Cloud Storage ProvidersCloud storage providers, on this site. 45Cloud Networking VendorsCloud and virtual networking vendors, on this site. 46Cloud Computing Courses and CertificationsCloud learning guide, on this site. 47Indian IT Services CompaniesIndian IT services and software companies, on this site. 48Indian Product and SaaS CompaniesIndian product and SaaS companies, on this site. 49Managed Cloud Infrastructure for AI AgentsManaged infrastructure for AI agents, on this site. 50Colocation Service ProvidersData center operators that rent space, power and connectivity for your own servers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cloud regions does India have?

As of 3 November 2026, AWS lists Mumbai and Hyderabad, Microsoft Azure lists Pune, Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad, Google Cloud lists Mumbai and Delhi, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure lists Mumbai and Hyderabad in their own region documentation. Check each provider for new regions.

What is Vultr planning in India?

The Times of India reported on 3 November 2026 that Vultr plans to scale Indian AI compute capacity to 1 GW by 2029, starting with a 20 MW AI cluster in a Chennai data centre that it aims to operationalise by March 2027. These are Vultr's stated plans, and details such as GPU counts vary across sources.

Are there Indian alternatives to the global hyperscalers?

Yes. Indian providers such as Yotta, E2E Networks, Tata Communications, Sify, CtrlS, NxtGen and ESDS offer cloud, GPU and colocation services, and several supply GPUs under the IndiaAI Mission. Features, pricing and certifications differ, so evaluate each against your needs.

What is the IndiaAI Mission compute programme?

It is a government programme to give startups, researchers and others access to subsidised AI compute through empanelled cloud providers and the IndiaAI Compute Portal. Press reports from 2025 named Yotta, E2E Networks and NxtGen among the first providers integrated with the portal. Check the portal for the current list.

Is this a ranking?

No. Public data does not allow a reliable ranking across hyperscale regions, Indian providers, colocation operators and government platforms, so the page groups entries by type and does not rank them. Descriptions come from each provider's own sites and documentation, and vendor claims are attributed.

How current is this page?

Links and region names were checked on 3 November 2026. The Vultr entry reflects a report dated that day. Capacity, GPU counts, pricing and regions change often, so confirm details on each provider's own page. Sites that block automated checks, such as Vultr and NeevCloud, are kept and may need a manual click.