Mumbai, live since 2025, is in BOM1 in Navi Mumbai, across the harbour from the city where most of India's submarine cables chose to land. We joined DE-CIX Mumbai with Arelion and NTT, and the first test instance answered Dubai at 33 ms and Singapore at 35 ms — the same week we learned what a country of a billion internet users does to a rack order book.
The site runs 0.32 Tbit/s of edge capacity at a 4 ms local median, with 42 ms to Hong Kong, 93 to London and 103 to Frankfurt. It is the subcontinent's new default: Indian users finally get a domestic rack at the same price as everyone else, and the region's traffic has an anchor that is not a flight away.