Our data centres are democratizing access to advanced digital infrastructure that was previously only available to LARGE ENTERPRISES

JATINDER SINGH, CHIEF SALES & MARKETING OFFICER, STT GDC INDIA

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As India's digital economy accelerates, data centres are emerging as the silent backbone powering the next wave of innovation across AI, fintech, manufacturing, and regional tech ecosystems. In this context, Jatinder Singh, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at STT GDC India brings nearly three decades of strategic leadership across global tech firms like Microsoft, Wipro, and HP, and is currently driving enterprise transformation through advanced digital infrastructure. Jatinder also serves as the JAPAC Lead for US Hyperscalers and Co-Chair of the ASSOCHAM DC Council, advocating industry collaboration in India's evolving digital infrastructure landscape.

Jatinder is spearheading efforts to democratize access to AI-ready infrastructure for India's mid-market and SMB sectors. In this exclusive interaction, Jatinder unpacks the strategic role of regional expansion in Eastern India, STT's future-proofing initiatives for AI and sustainability, and how customer-centric innovation is helping them stay ahead in an increasingly competitive data centre landscape.

How are data centres like STT GDC India becoming a catalyst for digital transformation among India's mid-market and SMBs?

Our data centres are democratizing access to advanced digital infrastructure that was previously only available to large enterprises. For India's mid-market companies and SMBs, we provide ready-to-deploy Al-ready colocation infrastructure without the massive capital investments traditionally required. This is particularly transformative in sectors like manufacturing, healthcare, and regional commerce where organizations can now leverage high-density computing power for data analytics, Al model training, and enterprise applications.