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India’s Top Tech Parks
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Thursday, May 29, 2003

TIDEL PARK, CHENNAI:  Bursting at the Seams

A newcomer to the scene, yes, but Tidel Park’s choc-a-block and bustling—look at the facilities and you will know why...

Fact File
Set-up date: July 2000
Area: 8.01 acres
Built-up: 1.28 million sq ft
Built-up to total: NA
Lease/Rent rate (Rs per sq mtr): 49.6
Total number of companies: 28
Distance from airport: 12 km
City center: 7.5 km

Jointly developed by two Tamil Nadu government agencies—TIDCO and ELCOT—Tidel Park Chennai was built by Hyundai Engineering and Construction Company, South Korea. A reasonably new campus inaugurated only in 2000, the park has 1.28 million sq ft of built-up area—all of it occupied.

Prominent clients at the facility include EDS, Tata Consultancy Services, Computer Associates, Verizon and Cognizant Technology Solutions. A key advantage is proximity to both the city center and the airport, an excellent IT infrastructure with huge bandwidth (an 8.4-Tbps submarine cable from Bhrati-Singtel and Dishnet DSL’s new 7.68-Tbps, which will be commissioned soon). In addition, the park offers international digital leased lines of 64 Kbps and above. It has a 110/33kV dedicated sub-station, central air-conditioning from ETA Dubai, a 650-seat auditorium, an 18,500 sq ft food court, recreational facilities, and other amenities like ATMs. A key disadvantage—while bandwidth is not an issue, parking for employees is expensive and restricted.

Shrikanth G

Top Companies in the Park: Tata Consultancy Services, EDS India, Verizon Data Services India
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