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International Finance Corporation announces $371 million investment in data centre operator Sify

The International Finance Corporation is investing $371 million in Sify Technologies. This funding will develop two new data centres in Navi Mumbai and Chennai. These facilities will be AI-ready and energy-efficient. The investment supports India's growing digital needs and expansion of its data centre capacity. This move is set to boost India's digital transformation and infrastructure.

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International Finance Corporation announces $371 million investment in data centre operator Sify
The International Finance Corporation is investing $371 million in Sify Technologies. This funding will develop two new data centres in Navi Mumbai and Chennai. These facilities will be AI-ready and energy-efficient. The investment supports India's growing digital needs and expansion of its data centre capacity. This move is set to boost India's digital transformation and infrastructure.
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