NetSuite opens data centres in Mumbai, Hyderabad; aims to tap Indian SMBs

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Oracle Cloud regions in Mumbai and Hyderabad to host NetSuite services for customers based in India.

Partners and analysts praised NetSuite’s New Cloud Region as a “game changer” for businesses seeking agility and compliance.“With local data centers, we can now offer enhanced cloud ERP solutions that align with regional regulatory needs and deliver unmatched performance,” said Vishal Vijayraj, CEO of Prateek Technosoft, a technology firm.

Speaking to ET Digital about the announcements, Amit Suxena, Head of Asia at Oracle NetSuite Global Business Unit, said that India is the fastest-growing market in Asia.“India has now literally become the start-up capital of the world, behind the US and China, as far as unicorns are concerned.