Greater Kailash-I 110048, on the old VSNL colony land opposite the Savitri Cinema flyover in south Delhi, is one of the capital's densest peering addresses. Operations passed to STT Global Data Centres India when ST Telemedia's joint venture with Tata Communications completed on 19 October 2016, ST Telemedia taking 74 per cent and Tata Communications keeping 26. Two towers carry the estate today - Broadband Tower, sold as STT Delhi 1, and NextGen Tower, sold as STT Delhi 2 - with a third block on the same campus housing NIXI's Delhi node. Six exchanges reach the site: NIXI Delhi, DE-CIX Delhi, Extreme IX Delhi, MX-IX Delhi, ANI-IX Delhi and Fiblib. Sixty-three networks take service at the Greater Kailash address, which makes this a building a network comes to in order to meet other networks. STT GDC India publishes no floor plate or power figure for Delhi, and its one Indian Uptime Institute award covers Bengaluru DC 3.
STT Global Data Centres India Private Limited, the 74:26 joint venture between ST Telemedia and Tata Communications that completed on 19 October 2016. Tata Communications retains the minority stake.
What are the GK1 buildings called now?
Broadband Tower, marketed as STT Delhi 1, and NextGen Tower, marketed as STT Delhi 2, both opposite the Savitri Cinema flyover in Greater Kailash-I. A third block on the campus houses NIXI's Delhi node.
Which exchanges can be reached on the campus?
NIXI Delhi, DE-CIX Delhi, Extreme IX Delhi, MX-IX Delhi, ANI-IX Delhi and Fiblib, spread across the two towers and the NIXI block, with 63 networks taking service at the address.
Which postcode covers the campus?
110048. Greater Kailash-I sits in south Delhi, and the 110084 that appears against some entries for the site is a north Delhi code.
Which Uptime Institute award does STT GDC India hold in India?
One: Tier III Certification of Design Documents for STT Bengaluru DC 3, Phase 1. No Delhi building of the group is certified, so Tier III language met against this campus is design talk rather than an award.