Pune Data Center (PUN-1)

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PUN-1 is located in Hinjewadi, a tech-rich suburb to the southwest of Pune, just 18 km from Pune International Airport in the heart of India's Maharashtra data center belt.

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PUNE Data Center (PUN-1)

PUN-1 is located in Hinjewadi, a tech-rich suburb to the southwest of Pune, just 18 km from Pune International Airport in the heart of India’s Maharashtra data center belt. The 3,500 m2 / 2 MW carrier-neutral data center operates to the highest standards, with extensive physical security plus a range of third-party accreditations. With power agreements in place to scale further over time, it houses well over 100 customers and gives easy access to rich network, cloud and service provider ecosystems including multiple on-site carriers, over 200 ISPs and connections to three major Internet Exchanges.

Why choose PUN-1?

Our PUN-1 campus is suitable for all network, content and enterprise customers, with a comprehensive range of secure space options, sector-specific standards, and power configurations.

  • Connectivity
    Diverse inter-connection fiber paths between MUM-1 and PUN-1. International networks, 160+ ISPS, leading Internet Exchanges.
  • Scalability
    Room to grow – phased scaling up to 2 MW
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Services

  • Smart Hands
  • Migration
  • Cross Connects
  • IP Transit
  • Metro Wave
  • Peering
  • Cloud On-Ramp

Interconnection

  • Carrier and cloud-neutral for a thriving ecosystem
  • All major cloud providers, SDNs, CDNs, IXs and global tier 1 networks
  • Huge range of global and regional networks
  • Hundreds of ISPs and MSPs

Manage your data center remotely

Our smart hands services are delivered by tenured, local professionals you know and trust, accessible 24x7x365. Repeatable, vetted and documented smart hands processes and procedures allow us to acknowledge most requests within 30 minutes. 

The tools to make our data center, yours

Less than 4% of customers hire in-market data center support. Why? Iron Mountain makes remote data center management easy with on-demand resources and remote hands services procured by the hour or month. 

There are many data center choices. There is only one Iron Mountain.

Founded in 1951, Iron Mountain is a global leader in storage and information management services. We serve 230,000+ customers (including more than 90% of the Fortune 1000) in 53 countries from 1,400+ facilities comprising 85 million square feet. Iron Mountain has offered reliable, secure and compliant colocation services since our first wholesale data center customer deployed in the 1980’s.

Proven track record. 30+ years of colocation excellence.

  • Est. 1951: 65+ years of operational excellence
  • 30+ years of colocation excellence

Beneficial relationships

  • 230,000+ customers
  • More than 90% of Fortune 1000
  • 100+ Federal Agencies

Network connectivity

  • Easy access to carriers, clouds and IT service providers

Services

  • On-site smart hands
  • Cloud on-ramp
  • Cross connect
  • IP transit
  • Metro wave
  • Peering
  • Private network transport

The safe choice

  • Comprehensive compliance support
  • Stable financials, publicly traded
  • Easy to “sell” to internal stakeholders
 

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