Iron Mountain has fully acquired Web Werks, solidifying its presence in India’s rapidly growing digital infrastructure sector. The move marks a significant expansion in the company’s data center capabilities across the country.
With this acquisition, Iron Mountain’s data center portfolio in India now boasts 14 MW of capacity across six key locations: Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, and Noida. The company is also developing three new campus locations in Mumbai, Chennai, and Noida, which will add nearly 152 MW of potential capacity, enhancing its ability to support India’s burgeoning digital economy and AI-driven growth.
“Our partnership with Web Werks has been incredibly successful, and this acquisition strengthens our ability to deliver world-class, scalable data solutions in India. This move reinforces our commitment to supporting India’s fast-growing digital infrastructure needs.”
— Arvind Subramanian, Executive Vice President and Managing Director, Iron Mountain India
“The integration of Web Werks into Iron Mountain’s operations strengthens our ability to offer seamless, scalable, and secure data solutions to businesses,” said Rajesh Tapadia, CEO, Iron Mountain Data Centers India.
Iron Mountain’s data center solutions offer secure services designed for highly regulated industries, ensuring compliance with stringent standards like HIPAA, FISMA, and ISO. The company’s solutions also provide network flexibility, allowing customers to choose their preferred carriers and cloud providers. As part of its future-focused infrastructure, Iron Mountain supports digital transformation and AI-driven technologies with scalable solutions, all while ensuring reliable 24/7 monitoring and customer support. Additionally, the company is committed to sustainability, offering 100% renewable energy matching to help businesses achieve their ESG goals through the Green Power Pass.
Iron Mountain’s acquisition positions the company as a key player in India’s digital evolution, reinforcing its commitment to supporting the nation’s expanding technological infrastructure.ReplyForward