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Millennium Infotech to invest $ 100m

HYDERABAD: Millennium Infotech, the Indian-arm of US-based Millenium Infotech Inc., has decided to invest $ 100 million to ramp up its Indian operations in the coming two years. The company that recently launched its operations offering data centre management and replication solutions has decided to make its Indian subsidiary a global delivery hub for its customers. It has plans to build one of the largest and secured data centre infrastructure with latest data housing technology for ensuring business continuity with zero downtime and scale up its head count to 2,000.

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