SaaS providers, BPOs and global capability centres increasingly sign contracts with data residency clauses baked in. Silicon Cloud keeps client data, workloads and DR entirely within Indian data centres — so the answer to "where does our data live?" is short, specific, and true.
For IT/ITES providers, infrastructure isn't just an internal decision — it's something your own clients now audit. These are the issues that come up most often in vendor security reviews.
More master service agreements specify exactly where client data must be processed and stored. A generic "global region" answer increasingly fails vendor security questionnaires before commercial terms are even discussed.
Client onboarding, data migrations, and DR testing all move large volumes at once — usually right when margins on a new account are already thin.
SaaS providers need to show prospective enterprise clients that tenant data is properly isolated — a harder claim to substantiate on shared, loosely-documented infrastructure.
BPO and ITES operations see predictable spikes at shift changeovers and month-end processing. Infrastructure sized for average load struggles exactly when SLA penalties are on the line.
Sales teams promise recovery time objectives in client SLAs that the underlying infrastructure — especially failover routed outside India — often can't actually meet under real conditions.
Usage-based pricing that looked fine in a pilot becomes unpredictable once a SaaS product or delivery centre scales past a few hundred users or seats.
Every workload, backup and log stays within Indian data centres under Nutanix HCI — an answer specific enough to close out a client's vendor security questionnaire.
In-country availability zones give recovery time and recovery point commitments a real infrastructure basis — DR that doesn't quietly depend on a region outside the country.
Isolation and access-control patterns that SaaS providers can point to directly in enterprise client due diligence, instead of a generic shared-responsibility explanation.
No egress charges on onboarding, migration, or DR testing — predictable unit economics whether you're running one delivery centre or ten.
Silicon Cloud is built entirely on Nutanix's hyperconverged infrastructure — the same HCI platform trusted by regulated enterprises globally, delivered with Indian data centre guarantees and local engineering ownership.
Silicon Cloud is architected around the frameworks that show up most often in IT/ITES vendor due diligence.
Information security management, audited annually.
IT service management for uptime and change control.
Data location commitments specific enough to write into an MSA.
Architected to support DPDP obligations for processed client data.
Documented data location, access controls, and DR architecture give your security and compliance teams a straightforward, evidence-backed answer during client onboarding audits.
| For IT/ITES workloads | Silicon Cloud | Global Hyperscaler |
|---|---|---|
| Client data residency guarantee | 100% India, contractual | Region-based, not guaranteed |
| Egress charges on migration/onboarding | ₹0 | Metered |
| DR failover location | In-country multi-AZ | Varies by region pairing |
| Unit economics at scale | Flat, predictable | Usage-based, variable |
| Dedicated regional engineers | Yes | Tiered ticketing |
| Hardware lock-in | None — open HCI | Proprietary services common |
Yes. Client data stays entirely within Indian data centres, giving vendors a clear, auditable answer during client security reviews.
Yes. The platform supports the isolation and scaling patterns SaaS providers need, with flat pricing that keeps unit economics predictable as tenant count grows.
Multi-AZ architecture within India is built to absorb spikes common during shift changeovers, month-end processing, or campaign-driven volume.
Yes. In-country DR across isolated availability zones lets providers meet recovery time and recovery point commitments without routing failover outside India.
Yes. Flat pricing with no egress charges avoids cost spikes from large data transfers during onboarding, migrations, or DR testing.
Bring your current architecture and the client questionnaire you're stuck on. We'll map a data residency answer on a 30-minute call with a solutions engineer — no sales deck.