The project involves the supply, installation, implementation, integration and long-term management of private cloud infrastructure as part of the central bank’s next-generation data centre (NGDC) initiative. The new facility, coming up in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, is designed to be a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient greenfield data centre equipped with advanced technologies.
As part of the mandate, Dynacons will deploy servers, unified storage systems, SAN switches, physical racks and associated software licences. The scope also includes integration with the RBI’s existing data centre ecosystem, along with maintenance, upgrades, vulnerability management and continuous monitoring over a five-year period.
The infrastructure is being designed to support current and future application workloads, including advanced analytics, with provisions for secure integration with artificial intelligence cloud capabilities.
Ahead of the announcement, shares of Dynacons Systems and Solutions Ltd closed at ₹1,120, up 2.92% on the NSE.
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This order builds on the company’s recent momentum in the cloud and data centre segment. In February, Dynacons had secured a ₹108.88 crore contract from Punjab & Sind Bank for implementing and managing an on-premises private cloud infrastructure over five years.
With increasing investments in digital infrastructure, particularly in secure and scalable cloud ecosystems, Dynacons’ latest win positions it strongly in the enterprise and institutional cloud services space.
