Microsoft opens fourth cloud region in India
Microsoft has opened its fourth cloud region in India, adding new computing capacity in Hyderabad as companies move more workloads and AI applications onto cloud infrastructure.
The India South Central region became generally available in Hyderabad, Telangana, and joins Microsoft’s existing regions in Pune, Chennai, and Mumbai. Microsoft also operates two data centres in India through its partnership with Reliance Jio.
The Hyderabad region consists of three Availability Zones designed to support business continuity and mission-critical workloads. Microsoft said the three-zone region was designed in line with Indian regulatory and seismic-zone requirements.
Azure Availability Zones are physically separate data-centre locations within a cloud region, with independent power, cooling, and networking infrastructure. Microsoft says the model allows customers to distribute workloads across separate facilities rather than depending on a single data-centre site, supporting high availability and disaster recovery.
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