URGENT UPDATE: CtrlS Datacenters has just been awarded the prestigious 2025 India Competitive Strategy Leadership Recognition by Frost & Sullivan for its groundbreaking achievements in data center services. This accolade underscores CtrlS’ commitment to innovation in AI-ready infrastructure and sustainability, solidifying its leadership in India’s fast-evolving digital landscape.
The announcement was made on October 7, 2025, during a formal recognition event in San Antonio. CtrlS has excelled in technology innovation and strategic expansion, positioning itself as a frontrunner in meeting the surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and cloud computing solutions. “CtrlS has demonstrated a strong competitive strategy,” stated Nishchal Khorana, associate partner at Frost & Sullivan, emphasizing the company’s responsiveness to customer needs and the growing requirements for AI workloads.
Founded in 2007 and based in Hyderabad, CtrlS operates 16 data centers across nine key markets in India, with plans to achieve 1 gigawatt (GW) of operational capacity. Recent expansions in Patna, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kolkata reflect its diversified approach, catering to Tier I, II, and III cities through a mix of hyperscale campuses and edge data centers.
Innovation is at the core of CtrlS’ strategy, with facilities backed by an operational capacity exceeding 250 megawatts (MW). The company prides itself on maintaining high uptime and industry-leading power usage effectiveness (PUE). Its advanced infrastructure integrates direct liquid cooling and modular architectures, suited for managing complex AI-driven workloads.
“This distinction isn’t just an award; it validates CtrlS as a strategic enabler in today’s data-driven world,” said Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Founder & CEO of CtrlS. “It reinforces our commitment to AI-ready campuses and sustainable power models, proving that we are setting new benchmarks for ourselves and the industry.”
CtrlS also prioritizes customer experience with flexible colocation solutions, ranging from dedicated racks to customized campuses. The company collaborates with major partners including Oracle, Google Cloud, and Genie Networks, enhancing its competitive edge and ensuring seamless cloud access for clients.
Sustainability remains a crucial focus for CtrlS, which aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. Their initiatives include the GreenVolt1 solar power farm in Nagpur, projected to provide 100 MW of renewable energy. CtrlS has also achieved LEED Platinum certification for facilities in Mumbai and Chennai, showcasing its commitment to environmentally friendly practices.
Frost & Sullivan’s recognition highlights CtrlS’ role in shaping the future of India’s data center services industry. The award is a testament to CtrlS’ exemplary strategic development and implementation, driving significant improvements in competitive positioning.
As CtrlS continues to expand its impact, industry watchers should keep an eye on upcoming innovations and further developments in its sustainability initiatives. The company is poised to redefine industry standards while navigating the complexities of the digital economy.
For more details on CtrlS Datacenters and their groundbreaking work in the data center market, visit www.ctrls.com.
