Reliance is India's largest Internet Data Center (IDC) service provider, hosting business critical IT Infrastructure and applications of Indian and foreign blue chip companies, financial institutions and other important organizations. Reliance Internet Data Centers are truly world class Level 3 (highest) IDC facilities, with more than 6, 50,000 sq ft of hosting space. Total of nine IDC's including four IDC's with total hosting space of 256000 sq ft— are functioning in Mumbai, three with hosting space of 1,00,000 sq ft- are functioning at Bangalore, one IDC of hosting space of 56,000 sq ft is functioning in Chennai and one IDC of hosting space of 2,60,000 sq ft is functioning in Hyderabad. Reliance is also setting up world-class data centers in other major cities in India making a total of more than 1.4 million sq ft of hosting space available over the next year.
Reliance data centers, on a daily basis, manage more than 25,000 servers, 350 firewalls and 1600 terabyte of data transfer. All data center's are internationally benchmarked on all parameters — physical and network security, infrastructure, facilities, network connectivity and operations.
Reliance Internet Data Centers offer a range of standard and advanced managed hosting services. The services range from offering bulk co-location space to fully managed hosting of servers on rent/lease model. Further, a whole range of managed value added services are offered like firewall, intrusion detection, backup, streaming, mailing, system administration, data base administration, load balancing, storage services and disaster recovery / BCP solutions.
Internet Data Centers are critical components of Reliance Communications’ vision to herald a digital revolution in India. The Data centers are connected to Reliance's pan-India, optic fibre-based, high capacity IP network. The data center is further connected to 52 countries including US, UK, Mid-east and Asia-Pac through Flag Telecom ( A Reliance Communications group company) backbone and other undersea cable systems. It also has private peering relationship with the largest Tier 1 Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and public peering at more than 15 Internet Exchange points across the globe, apart from peering relationship with domestic ISPs on STM-1 bandwidth.
