Indian mobile giant Airtel raises $1 billion for data centers from Carlyle, other PE firms
Signaling rising global interest in India’s data‑center sector, Bharti Airtel has attracted private‑equity interest as it seeks to raise $1 billion.
Indian mobile giant Airtel raises $1 billion for data centers from Carlyle, other PE firms
Signaling rising global interest in India’s data‑center sector, Bharti Airtel has attracted private‑equity interest as it seeks to raise $1 billion.
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