The Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSE) has chosen the Chandivali Data Center campus in Mumbai, operated by NTT Global Data Centers, to support its new trading platform and strategic relaunch.
The deployment will support MSE’s next-generation trading infrastructure with access to 6.4MW of high-density IT load capacity.
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The move is intended to help MSE modernise its technology backbone and increase performance and scalability to support its trading activities across capital markets, derivatives, and debt.
MSE plans to use the capabilities of NTT Global Data Centers’ Chandivali campus to enable low-latency trading and real-time risk management.
The proximity to a network of financial services firms, cloud providers, and telecom carriers is expected to lower latency for high-frequency trading and facilitate market data dissemination, while multiple fibre connections are in place to enhance connectivity reliability.
MSE managing director and CEO Latika Kundu said: “Modern capital markets depend on infrastructure that can deliver both speed and resilience at scale. This partnership enables us to accelerate our technology roadmap, enhance market efficiency, and provide a robust platform for brokers, institutional participants and investors.”
The Chandivali campus is described as India’s largest operational data centre park. The facility supports 52U racks with up to 17.2kW per rack, designed for workloads such as advanced trading engines, algorithmic trading, and AI-driven surveillance.
Features include advanced cooling and optimised rack design, with a focus on energy efficiency.
NTT Global Data Centers India vice-president and country managing director Vimal Kaw said: “Stock exchanges represent some of the most mission-critical infrastructure in any economy. We are proud to support MSE as it builds a high-performance, future-ready trading platform that can scale with India’s rapidly growing financial markets.”
