HyperNext Data Center Limited

What HyperNext Data Center Limited does

HyperNext Data Center Limited is an Indian-incorporated public limited company (CIN U63111TS2025PLC204792) and wholly owned subsidiary of Toronto-based Scriptics Technologies Inc. (founded 2009), building AI-native hyperscale data center infrastructure across India and South Africa. The company operates four flagship campuses: a 1.2 GW AI Factory at Kakinada (Andhra Pradesh, operational January 2028) targeting NVIDIA Vera Rubin Ultra NVL576 and AMD Helios rack-scale systems; a 250 MW BFSI anchor campus at Hyderabad (Phase 1, 64 MW operational December 2026) with 10 anchor banking tenants (6 Indian, 4 international); a 100 MW DRaaS campus at Nava Raipur (Chhattisgarh, operational April 2028, backed by a ₹4,200 crore investment); and a 110 MW international gateway in Johannesburg (operational June 2028).

The technical platform is built around India's first 800V direct-current power architecture (with three granted patents — HX-001 high-ambient topology, HX-002 adaptive thermal load shifting, HX-003 predictive harmonic shaping), direct-to-chip hybrid cooling for up to 660 kW per rack, and a proprietary software stack comprising HyperONE OS (zero per-socket licensing, RHEL-compatible), HyperONE Virtualisation (VMware-compatible APIs, NUMA-aware, vGPU partitioning), and HyperONE BMS (vendor-agnostic, BACnet/Modbus/SNMP/OPC-UA native, predictive maintenance ML). The Hyper 7 Sovereign Cloud runs on IBM Sovereign Core with a cryptographic Evidence Layer, FIPS 140-3 Level 4 HSM, and KYOK key control for regulated BFSI, government, healthcare, and defence workloads. Additional proprietary products include the Direct-to-Chip Hybrid Cooling system, Inline Fluid Quality Valve, HyperNext Data Shuttle (petabyte-scale mobile data center on Tata Prima 5530S chassis, available December 2026), and HyperNext Scrub (autonomous DDoS protection).

HyperNext monetises through colocation (retail and wholesale), Build-to-Suit, Build & Operate, BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer), Hyperscale Lease (multi-MW take-or-pay), Edge Deployment, DRaaS, and a managed services portfolio (SOC-as-a-Service, NOC-as-a-Service, Migration-as-a-Service, Storage-as-a-Service, Archival-as-a-Service, plus IBM Power and Mainframe-as-a-Service). Pricing is quote-based with no public self-serve channel; all engagement proceeds through a structured five-phase process (Discovery, Solution Design, Proposal, Build & Commission, Steady-State Operations). Primary customer segments are BFSI, Government & Defence, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Manufacturing & Industry 4.0, Telecom & Media, Energy & Utilities, Aerospace & Strategic Industries, and Education & Research. Certifications span Uptime Institute Tier IV, SOC 1/2 Type II, ISO 27001/27017/27018/9001/14001/45001/50001/22301, PCI DSS Level 1, HIPAA, HITRUST CSF, NIST SP 800-53, RBI Data Localisation, GDPR-equivalent controls, and CSA STAR. The company targets Tier IV availability with 99.995% SLA, PUE 1.25–1.35 at 40–45°C ambient, WUE <0.1 L/kWh, and net zero by 2030 powered by 2.7 GW of captive renewable energy (700 MW operational at Khavda, Kutch).

Name

HyperNext Data Center Limited

Legal name

HyperNext Data Center Limited

Website

https://hypernxt.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2009

Operating status

Operating

Short description

HyperNext Data Center Limited is an India-incorporated subsidiary of Scriptics Technologies building AI-native hyperscale data centers across India and South Africa, anchored by a 1.2 GW Kakinada AI Factory, a 250 MW Hyderabad BFSI campus, and a three-layer sovereign cloud serving banks, government, and regulated enterprises.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Hyperscale Data Center Infrastructure

NAICS

Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518210), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518), Computer Facilities Management Services (541513), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)

SIC

Electronic Computers (3571), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370), Services-Computer Processing & Data Preparation (7374), Computer Communications Equipment (3576)

akta.pro primary industry

HPC / AI-Optimized Data Center Facilities (HDABACAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

AI Datacenter Power, Cooling & Racks (liquid cooling, power delivery) (HDAAAAAH), Enterprise Data Centers & On-Prem Facilities (Owned/Operated) (HDABACAG), Heat Rejection & Mechanical Plant (Cooling Towers, Pumps, Condensers) (HDABAKAE), Prefabricated/Modular Data Center Infrastructure (Skids, PODs) (HDABAKAK), Data Center Operations & Managed Services (Remote Hands, NOC/SOC) (HDABANAA)

Keywords

• Hyperscale data centers
• AI infrastructure
• Sovereign cloud services
• Disaster recovery services
• Managed security services

Headquarters

HQ city

Hyderabad

HQ country

India

HQ region

Asia

Offices9 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Colocation — Retail: Single racks to multi-rack cages. Space, power, cooling and connectivity billed on consumption. Optional managed SOC, NOC and hardware-lifecycle services on top.
2. Colocation — Wholesale: Dedicated halls and private suites at MW scale. Liquid-cooling-ready for 120 to 660 kW AI racks, not just standard 10 kW footprints.
3. Build-to-Suit (BTS): Bespoke facility for a named customer designed around their workload, compliance and geography, then operated under the HyperNext platform. Five active projects across India (Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai, Noida, Pune, Kolkata), each 15–25 MW. Turnkey delivery.
4. Build & Operate: HyperNext builds and brands; customer holds the customer relationship and operates behind it at Tier IV standard.
5. BOOT — Build-Own-Operate-Transfer: HyperNext funds, builds and operates for an agreed term, then transfers the asset to the customer. Capital stays off customer books until they want it on.
6. Hyperscale Lease: Multi-MW commitments with phased ramp. Power and halls reserved against customer growth curve so capacity is ready when GPUs land.
7. Edge Deployment: Smaller facilities placed close to users for latency-sensitive workloads, stitched back to core campuses over dedicated NHAI fibre.
8. Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS): Geo-separated DR with synchronous or asynchronous replication. Zero-downtime SLAs offered as standard at the Nava Raipur campus. Three tiers: hot (RTO <1hr, near-zero RPO), warm (RTO 4–24hr, RPO <4hr), cold (RTO 24–48hr, RPO 24hr).
9. SOC as a Service: 24x7 Security Operations Center with three analyst tiers (T1/T2/T3), integrated SIEM, threat intelligence, incident response aligned to MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF. SLA: 15min MTTD, 30min MTTR for P1, 99.9% platform availability. Compliance reporting (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, RBI).
10. NOC as a Service: 24x7 Network Operations Center monitoring network, compute, storage, virtualisation, applications, facility BMS and DCIM. Multi-vendor neutral (Cisco, Arista, Juniper, NVIDIA, VMware, Red Hat, Microsoft). SLA: 5min P1 acknowledgement, 60min P1 resolution, 99.99% platform availability.
11. Migration as a Service: End-to-end workload migration using 6R framework (rehost, replatform, refactor, retire, retain, repurchase). Phases: discovery, assessment, migration design, execution (VMware HCX, Zerto, database replication), validation, optimisation. 100% documented plan and rollback capability per wave.
12. Storage as a Service: Block, file, and object storage as managed service, sized to workload and billed on consumption. Hot (NVMe all-flash, sub-millisecond, 99.99%), warm object (S3-compatible, single-digit ms, 99.95%), capacity object (HDD, tens of ms, 99.9%).
13. Archival as a Service: WORM-compliant long-term retention (7–30+ years). Write-once-read-many enforced at storage layer, cryptographic chain of custody. Indexed for compliance discovery. SEC 17a-4, FINRA, RBI WORM compliant.
14. Cold Data Storage: Tape and erasure-coded HDD. LTO-9/LTO-10 tape libraries. Three retrieval tiers: Standard (12hr), Bulk (24hr), Expedited (<60min). 11-nines durability. Consumption-based pricing, no minimum commitments.
15. IBM Power-as-a-Service and Mainframe-as-a-Service: IBM Power and IBM Mainframe delivered directly as managed services for Indian BFSI customers. Removes intermediaries historically between Indian banks and the platforms they depend on. Lower cost, faster onboarding, accountable SLAs.
16. Hyper 7 Sovereign Cloud: India's first sovereign cloud on IBM Sovereign Core. Three layers of sovereignty (data residency, jurisdiction, operational control). FIPS 140-3 L4 HSM, KYOK key control, Evidence Layer with cryptographic attestations, 99.999% control plane availability SLA. Built for BFSI, government, healthcare, and defence.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels8 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

HyperNext Data Center Limited builds and operates AI-native hyperscale data centers in India, anchored on India's first 800VDC power architecture designed for 660 kW liquid-cooled GPU racks hosting NVIDIA Vera Rubin and AMD Helios rack-scale systems. The company delivers colocation (retail and wholesale), Build-to-Suit, hyperscale leases, DRaaS, sovereign cloud (Hyper 7 on IBM Sovereign Core), and managed services including SOC, NOC, storage, migration, archival, IBM Power/Mainframe-as-a-Service, alongside proprietary HyperONE OS, Virtualisation, BMS, Direct-to-Chip Hybrid Cooling, and the JetTransfer-powered Data Shuttle.

Product overview

HyperNext Data Center operates a modular infrastructure-as-a-service platform comprising AI-native data center facilities and a suite of proprietary software, security, and managed service products. The core platform includes the HyperONE OS (hardened, zero per-socket-cost operating system), HyperONE Virtualisation (enterprise-class virtualisation with VMware-compatible APIs), and HyperONE BMS (vendor-agnostic building management system with BACnet/Modbus/SNMP/OPC-UA native support and predictive ML). On top of the infrastructure, HyperNext offers SOC-as-a-Service (24x7 three-tier security operations), NOC-as-a-Service (ITIL v4-aligned network operations with ITSM integration to ServiceNow/BMC Remedy/Jira), DRaaS (India's first purpose-built DRaaS with zero-downtime SLA), Migration-as-a-Service (6R framework with VMware HCX/Zerto), Storage-as-a-Service (NVMe/hybrid/object tiers), and Archival-as-a-Service (WORM-compliant multi-decade retention). The sovereign cloud layer, Hyper 7, runs on IBM Sovereign Cloud with Red Hat OpenShift, FIPS 140-3 L4 HSM key control, and a cryptographic Evidence Layer. Additional proprietary products include the Direct-to-Chip Hybrid Cooling system and Inline Fluid Quality Valve for in-rack thermal management; HyperNext Scrub for autonomous DDoS protection; the Data Shuttle (a mobile petabyte-scale data center); and IBM Power-as-a-Service and Mainframe-as-a-Service for BFSI customers.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• HyperONE: Proprietary operating system, virtualization layer, and building management system platform replacing expensive proprietary alternatives with zero per-socket licensing fees.
• Hyper 7 Sovereign Cloud
• HyperNext Data Shuttle
• JetTransfer
• HyperNext Scrub

Products and services

• HyperONE OS
• HyperONE Virtualisation
• HyperONE BMS
• Colocation Retail
• Colocation Wholesale
• Build-to-Suit Data Center
• Build & Operate
• BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer)
• Hyperscale Lease
• Edge Deployment
• Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)

Quantifiable outcome

• PUE 1.25–1.35 at 40–45°C ambient (validated by independent commissioning)
• +12 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments8 records

Ideal customer profiles8 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

Yes

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration16 records

AI capability18 records

Feature9 records

Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered core, key, secondary and exploratory.

• NVIDIAcoreTechnology or IntegrationIndia's first Vera Rubin rack-scale deployment. NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL144 in Hyderabad (8x2 pods at 240 kW/rack) and Vera Rubin Ultra NVL576 at Kakinada 1.2 GW AI Factory. 800VDC-native power delivery and liquid-cooling-ready white space. GPU products include Vera Rubin NVL144, Vera Rubin Ultra NVL576, NVLink Fabric, and CUDA Stack.
• AMDcoreTechnology or IntegrationAMD Helios rack-scale system brought to India for the first time through HyperNext. Open architecture platform for inference, RAG, physical AI, and scientific computing. ROCm software stack. Instinct MI accelerators. Infinity Fabric. HyperNext offers CUDA-to-ROCM migration at zero cost to customers.
• HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)coreTechnology or IntegrationEnterprise server infrastructure and rack-scale GPU systems alongside NVIDIA and AMD silicon. Tight integration with HyperNext's 800VDC architecture. Indian engineering and support presence.
• IBMcoreTechnology or IntegrationIBM Sovereign Core underpins Hyper 7 sovereign cloud. IBM Power Systems and IBM Z Mainframe delivered as Power-as-a-Service and Mainframe-as-a-Service directly to Indian BFSI customers, eliminating intermediary layers. AIX, IBM i, Linux on Power, z/OS supported.
• Hitachi VantaracoreTechnology or IntegrationStorage systems for AI workloads: Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) block arrays for transactional systems, HCP Object Storage for training datasets and model checkpoints. JetTransfer proprietary data transfer technology built on Hitachi Vantara storage (3–5 PB per Data Shuttle). Pentaho Data Fabric, Ops Center. Exabyte-scale object storage capability.
• Delta ElectronicskeyTechnology or IntegrationPower conversion and thermal management critical to 800VDC architecture. High-efficiency DC rectifiers, 800VDC distribution components, modular UPS systems, precision cooling (RowCool, CRAH) for high-density AI halls. Delta brings decades of DC power engineering to India's first AI-native data centers.
• EatonkeyTechnology or IntegrationDC infrastructure and cooling partner across HyperNext fleet. Full critical power stack: utility interface, UPS, switchgear, thermal management, rack-level DC distribution. One of few organisations globally taking 800VDC from concept to operational reality. Products: Power Xpert 9395 UPS, liquid cooling. N+1 and 2N redundancy configurations.
• Kirloskar Oil Engines (KOEL)keyTechnology or IntegrationStandby power with Optiprime Hybrid Series gensets. 4000 MVA committed across HyperNext fleet (~40% fuel/emission reduction vs conventional, CPCB IV+ compliant, IoT-enabled monitoring, up to 2000 kVA per unit). 192 MW order (96 x 2500 kVA units) filed with exchanges June 2026. One of the largest standby power deployments for hyperscale data centers in India.
• Cisco SystemskeyTechnology or IntegrationData center networking backbone: spine-and-leaf fabric, Nexus 9000 series switching, ACI policy automation, Silicon One programmable forwarding. 400G and 800G port density. Cisco Secure firewall and Umbrella DNS-layer security for defence-in-depth from edge to workload.
• Palo Alto NetworkskeyTechnology or IntegrationNext-generation firewall (PA-Series) for north-south and east-west traffic inspection. Prisma Cloud for customer multicloud posture management. Cortex XSIAM and XSOAR for AI-assisted SOC detection and incident response. Unit 42 threat intelligence built in.
• Check Point Software TechnologiessecondaryTechnology or IntegrationPerimeter, cloud and workload security for BFSI, healthcare and government customers. Quantum Security Gateways for facility ingress, CloudGuard CNAPP for customer hybrid/multicloud environments, Harmony for endpoint and identity layer. Single management plane across threat surfaces for regulated industries.
• CORE Energy SystemsexploratoryStrategic or Co-development PartnerIndian nuclear-sector engineering and EPC firm with ~20 years of work for NPCIL, BARC and IGCAR. Early-stage discussions on ways to add firm nuclear-backed baseload power for AI campuses. Currently exploratory; nuclear power seen as sensible cover for round-the-clock clean power at hyperscale.
• National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)keyStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership to lay dedicated long-haul fibre along major national expressway corridors. Corridors: Vishakhapatnam–Nava Raipur (west from Bay of Bengal cable landings) and Chennai–Kakinada–Vishakhapatnam (coastal route with two diverse feeds). Lowest-latency path between facilities and people they serve.
• Red Hat (OpenShift, Enterprise Linux, AI)coreTechnology or IntegrationOpen-standards foundation for Hyper 7 sovereign cloud. Red Hat OpenShift for container orchestration (workload portability across cloud, on-premises, hybrid). Red Hat Enterprise Linux binary-compatible HyperONE OS. Red Hat AI for model training, inference, and agentic workflows on sovereign platform. FIPS 140-3 cryptographic modules.
• Tata Motors (Prima 5530S)secondaryTechnology or IntegrationTata Prima 5530S 22-wheeler truck chassis for the HyperNext Data Shuttle (40ft mobile data center container). Under 4 hour deployment capability.

Scale indicators22 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights8 records

Direct peers

• Sify Technologies: Indian integrated ICT player with data center, cloud, and network services across multiple metros. Comparable in offering colocation, managed services, and sovereign cloud to BFSI and enterprise customers in India.
• AdaniConneX: Joint venture between Adani Group and EdgeConneX building hyperscale and edge data centers across India with significant capex. Comparable in scale ambitions, AI capacity buildout, and target hyperscale customers.
• CtrlS Datacenters: Indian hyperscale colocation and cloud provider with Tier IV facilities across multiple Indian metros. Directly comparable in targeting BFSI and regulated workloads, with a similar nationwide footprint and Tier IV discipline.
• Nxtra by Airtel: Bharti Airtel's data center subsidiary operating large-scale, carrier-neutral facilities across India. Comparable in BFSI and enterprise targeting with significant India-wide capacity and Tier III/IV infrastructure.
• Yotta Infrastructure: Indian hyperscale data center operator offering GPU cloud, colocation, and sovereign cloud to enterprises. Most directly comparable to HyperNext in targeting AI workloads and BFSI/government customers with NVIDIA-powered GPU clusters.
• STT GDC India: Singapore-headquartered hyperscale data center operator with a large Indian footprint serving BFSI and enterprise. Comparable in serving regulated industries with sovereign-grade infrastructure across multiple Indian metros.
• NTT GDC India (Netmagic): Indian arm of NTT Global Data Centers providing managed hosting, colocation, and cloud services. Comparable in serving regulated Indian enterprises with multi-metro colocation and managed services.

Broad incumbents

• Equinix: Global colocation and interconnection leader with multiple Indian IBX facilities. Comparable in BFSI/enterprise targeting and Tier IV discipline, but operates broadly across global markets rather than specializing in India.
• Digital Realty: Global hyperscale data center REIT with growing Indian presence via the Jamestown/RBC partnership. Comparable in hyperscale and AI customer targeting with global PlatformDIGITAL footprint.
• Reliance Jio Platforms: India's largest telecom conglomerate building massive data center and AI infrastructure capacity alongside its core connectivity business. Comparable in scale ambitions and India AI infrastructure theme, though operating with broader telecom portfolio.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat7 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Compliance21 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Subsidiaries3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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