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Mumbai has emerged as a global data centre hotspot, ranking sixth worldwide for under-construction capacity and surpassing cities like London and Dublin, according to Cushman & Wakefield鈥檚 Global Data Center Market Comparison 2025 report.聽The report, which assesses 97 global markets, attributes the surge to growing cloud computing and AI demands, alongside access to power, land, and strong infrastructure. Mumbai currently has 335 MW of data centre capacity under construction鈥攕et to boost its operational capacity by sixty-two percent. The city now contributes forty-two percent of India鈥檚 under-construction data centre capacity.聽鈥淢umbai has firmly positioned itself among the top global markets,鈥� said Gautam Saraf, Executive Managing Director 鈥� Mumbai & New Business, India, Cushman & Wakefield. 鈥淚ndia鈥檚 data centre sector has attracted prominent international operators and investors, even as domestic players continue to expand capacity.鈥澛營n Asia Pacific, ten of the world鈥檚 thirty largest data centre markets are now in the region. With 1.6 GW of new capacity added in 2024 and 14.4 GW under construction or planned, Asia Pacific鈥檚 data centre momentum is accelerating.聽The report places Mumbai as the seventh most established data centre market in APAC. Pune and Bangalore also feature among the top five emerging hubs in the region, with Pune ranked fourth.聽Pune, with 112 IT MW of operational capacity and 190 IT MW under development, is gaining traction among hyperscalers and colocation providers. Companies such as STT GDC, Nxtra by Airtel, and IronMountain are expanding in the region due to its climate, talent pool, and proximity to Mumbai鈥檚 cable landing stations.聽Three key undersea cable projects are also expected to land in Mumbai by 2025鈥�2Africa, India-Asia-Xpress (IAX), and India-Europe-Xpress (IEX)鈥攅nhancing India鈥檚 digital connectivity across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.