Hyderabad, 28th Oct: BharathCloud, a Hyderabad-based sovereign AI cloud services provider, has announced the launch of its second office on the Eastern side, Hyderabad. Spread across approximately 10,000 sq. ft., the new office will support the company’s growing cloud and AI infrastructure business and house its planned Global Network Operations Centre (GNOC), aimed at strengthening infrastructure monitoring and service reliability. As part of its expansion, BharathCloud plans to onboard over 500 employees across technology and business functions.
The hiring is expected to span cloud engineering, AI infrastructure, network operations, cybersecurity, customer support, and business operations. The expansion will strengthen the company’s technical and service delivery capabilities while creating opportunities for talent in Hyderabad’s established technology ecosystem.
BharathCloud also plans to establish a Global Network Operations Centre (GNOC) at the new office. The planned centre will strengthen infrastructure monitoring, improve visibility across cloud services and support the company’s focus on operational resilience and service reliability. Further details on its launch and capabilities will be announced separately.
Commenting on the expansion, Rahul Takkallapally, Co-Founder, BharathCloud, said, “BharathCloud started its journey in Hyderabad in 2021, and the city continues to be central to our growth. This new office is more than an expansion of space. It represents our investment in talent, infrastructure, and the capabilities needed to serve a growing market. With plans to onboard over 500 employees across technology and business functions, we are focused on building stronger teams to support our expanding presence in India and emerging opportunities internationally.”
Padma Reddy Sama, CTO & Co-Founder, BharathCloud, added, “As businesses adopt more cloud and AI, reliable infrastructure and responsive service delivery become increasingly important. Our planned Global Network Operations Centre will give our teams greater visibility across infrastructure and services, helping them identify and respond to operational issues more effectively. Alongside our hiring plans, this will strengthen the technical expertise and operational capabilities needed to support customers as they scale.”
The office expansion follows BharathCloud’s launch of its first AI-ready sovereign cloud centre at CtrlS Datacenters’ Hyderabad DC1 facility. The company has also appointed JLL as an advisory partner to support its planned AI-ready sovereign cloud infrastructure rollout across India and select international locations
The new office will support these broader growth plans by expanding BharathCloud’s talent base and strengthening the operational capabilities behind its cloud and AI infrastructure services.
