CtrlS Datacenters has formed a strategic partnership with the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to enhance their digital infrastructure for managing high-volume financial operations. BSE operates as a vital financial backbone of India through its daily processing of 700 crore transactions which supports more than 11 crore investors.
CtrlS will deliver advanced data centre services to BSE for its essential operational systems through this partnership. Sridhar Pinnapureddy who leads CtrlS as founder and CEO stressed the importance of this partnership by explaining that their infrastructure would deliver microsecond-level performance with enterprise-grade security specifically designed for financial markets.
According to him the solution represents more than technology because it serves as a vital duty to protect India’s economic power. Sundararaman Ramamurthy who serves as BSE’s MD and CEO stressed that high-quality digital infrastructure remains vital for electronic trading operations.
CtrlS operates 15 data centers across eight Indian markets while it plans to expand globally starting with Thailand. The company seeks to establish a robust digital foundation which will enable real-time high-volume trading operations.
BSE operates as a market leader with $4.6 trillion market capitalization across 5,500 companies while its SME platform enables 568 businesses to secure public funding exceeding ₹9,000 crore.