Techno Digital has commissioned its Mumbai edge data centre (EDC), developed in collaboration with RailTel. According to the company, the facility has been built to Rated-III infrastructure standards and is designed to provide enterprise-grade reliability through a cost-efficient and optimised infrastructure footprint.

The company said the facility addresses a long-standing challenge for businesses operating in Mumbai’s key financial hubs by enabling infrastructure deployment closer to critical locations. The edge data centre is expected to deliver latency of less than 150 microseconds from the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) at Nariman Point/Fort and under 250 microseconds from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), improving responsiveness for real-time applications.

Its proximity to Mumbai’s cable landing stations is also expected to strengthen high-speed global connectivity while maintaining low-latency domestic performance.

In addition, the data centre will leverage RailTel’s nationwide fibre network spanning more than 63,000 km.

Techno Digital and RailTel plan to jointly develop a distributed network of edge data centres across over 100 cities in India.

Following the Mumbai launch, the company intends to roll out five more edge locations in the near term, with plans to scale up to 102 locations over the next three to four years.