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Anant Raj Cloud Singapore promotes Haryana as a global data‑centre hub
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 04:36 AM
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Anant Raj Cloud Singapore announced plans to market Haryana as a preferred destination for global data‑centre investments, according to The Economic Times.
Anant Raj Cloud Singapore, a Singapore‑based cloud services provider, has launched a campaign to position the Indian state of Haryana as a preferred global hub for data‑centre development. The initiative, reported by The Economic Times, aims to attract multinational technology firms and investors to set up large‑scale data‑centre facilities in the region.
The company highlighted Haryana's strategic location in northern India, its robust power supply and existing telecommunications infrastructure as key advantages for data‑centre operators seeking low‑latency connectivity and reliable operations.
By promoting Haryana, Anant Raj Cloud Singapore hopes to tap into the growing demand for data storage and processing capacity driven by digital transformation across Asia. The move aligns with broader efforts to diversify data‑centre locations beyond traditional metropolitan centers.
The announcement comes at a time when India is witnessing heightened interest from global cloud providers looking to expand capacity within the country. Haryana officials have not yet detailed specific incentives, but the state has previously emphasized its business‑friendly policies to attract technology investments.
The company highlighted Haryana's strategic location in northern India, its robust power supply and existing telecommunications infrastructure as key advantages for data‑centre operators seeking low‑latency connectivity and reliable operations.
By promoting Haryana, Anant Raj Cloud Singapore hopes to tap into the growing demand for data storage and processing capacity driven by digital transformation across Asia. The move aligns with broader efforts to diversify data‑centre locations beyond traditional metropolitan centers.
The announcement comes at a time when India is witnessing heightened interest from global cloud providers looking to expand capacity within the country. Haryana officials have not yet detailed specific incentives, but the state has previously emphasized its business‑friendly policies to attract technology investments.