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Aurionpro Solutions wins Rs 1.5 billion contract for NCR Tier-III data centre

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Aurionpro Solutions has won a major Rs 1.5 billion contract for a Tier-III edge data centre in the National Capital Region (NCR), awarded by a leading data centre colocation provider in India. The contract encompasses full-scale design and turnkey construction for the edge data centre.

Additionally, Aurionpro secured design consultancy contracts worth approximately Rs 200 million for two more projects in Mumbai and Chennai, supporting IT loads of 85 MW and 20 MW, respectively.

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