NEW DELHI: Technology giant IBM is betting big on its data centre business, driven by the telecom sector, as more companies look at outsourcing their data storage requirements.
"Over the past years, the number of third party data centres are increasing because they not only help companies save cost but also provide benefits such as protection against natural calamities, reduced power consumption etc," IBM India/South Asia Vice President Infrastructure Services Sales Shailesh Agarwal said.
Sectors like manufacturing and BFSI (Banking, Financial Services and Insurance) and telecom are expected to see huge growth this year for data centre deployment, he added.
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