Aurionpro wins $12m data centre infrastructure order

By Milan Rojan

Aurionpro Solutions has secured an order worth close to $12 million from a global hyperscale data centre operator to build and project-manage digital infrastructure for an AI-ready facility in Navi Mumbai, India.

The latest contract has expanded Aurionpro’s existing relationship with the unnamed hyperscaler and has involved the development of infrastructure for its upcoming data centre in Maharashtra. The company has said the project will support requirements associated with AI-ready data centre capacity.

Aurionpro has provided integrated data centre solutions spanning mechanical, architectural, structural and fit-out capabilities, alongside technology services. The company has said this approach has enabled it to support hyperscale operators with scalable infrastructure projects.

The order has added to Aurionpro’s activity in the growing data centre market as demand for computing capacity and infrastructure capable of supporting AI workloads has increased.

The company has continued to expand its data centre capabilities, with projects covering infrastructure design, delivery and project management. The latest win has further strengthened its work with global hyperscale operators and its focus on AI-ready facilities.

Bhaskar Bhattacharya, EVP and Head – Enterprise Business at Aurionpro Solutions, said: “This order further strengthens our engagement with global hyperscalers and is an important milestone in our journey of establishing Aurionpro as a trusted partner for complex, AI-ready data centre builds and implementations.”

Aurionpro has said the project has formed part of a wider pipeline driven by demand for data centre capacity and AI infrastructure. The company has also highlighted its expanding capabilities and project execution experience as factors supporting its growth in the sector.

The deal has positioned Aurionpro to participate further in India’s expanding data centre ecosystem, particularly as operators invest in infrastructure designed to support AI and other high-performance computing workloads.