Tata Communications to Invest ₹4,350 Cr to Build India's AI Super Highway by FY36
Tata Communications will invest ₹4,350 crores to build India's AI Super Highway. The project involves adding ~6 Pbps of network capacity by FY36, funded by operating cash flows.
The substantial capital expenditure of ₹4,350 crores and the strategic focus on building a next-generation AI infrastructure will have a significant impact on the company's future growth and market position.
The announcement details a significant investment in network infrastructure aimed at building India's AI Super Highway, indicating a positive outlook and expansion for the company.
Tata Communications Limited has announced plans to construct India's AI Super Highway, a significant expansion of its network infrastructure.
The company intends to add approximately 6 Pbps of network capacity, building upon its existing 1.25 Pbps capacity which is currently utilized between 70% and 80%.
This ambitious project is slated for completion between FY 2030 and FY 2036. The required capital expenditure for this initiative is estimated at ₹4,350 crores (approximately US$400-450 million), which will be financed through the company's operating cash flows.
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