NABHCLOUD: Cloud Servers Reaching 50+ Cities Across India

Our Cloud Regions in India

NABHCLOUD runs a server in Noida that connects to more than 50 Indian cities over short, local network routes. One region is already running in Noida, with Mumbai and Chennai set to join soon, and all three will carry the identical rate card. Our direct peering with Indian internet providers at exchange points keeps user traffic inside the country, so a Noida-based server performs well for visitors in places like Kochi, Guwahati and Surat.

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Use the city list below to check latency for your location.

One region running, two on the way, one rate card throughout

How internet exchange peering keeps a Noida server fast everywhere

Traffic bound for cloud regions outside India typically loops through Singapore or Europe first. NABHCLOUD avoids that detour. We connect with Indian internet providers directly at exchange points and also carry national transit capacity, keeping the route that a subscriber on Jio, Airtel or BSNL takes to your server down to just a few domestic hops.

NABHCLOUD operates its own autonomous system, AS152523. We peer at Extreme IX, taking transit from Airtel and NTT, with the whole network sitting behind Cloudflare Magic Transit announcements.

Direct exchange connections inside India

Connecting straight to ACT, Airtel, BSNL, Jio and Vodafone-Idea at the exchange keeps traffic from ever crossing a border. Fewer hops mean latency stays low and consistent.

Backed by two transit providers

For routes not covered by direct peering, Airtel and NTT supply transit capacity, and our BGP configuration always favours the shortest path within India.

DDoS protection across the entire network

Cloudflare announces every one of our address blocks, so large-scale DDoS traffic gets filtered at the edge before reaching our routers. This protection applies to every customer and costs nothing extra.

56 Indian cities reachable from our Noida region

Below are typical round-trip times from Noida, along with the kind of workloads each city commonly runs.

North India 5–15 ms

• Delhi (~5 ms) - India's capital is practically next door to our Noida facility. Government sites, SaaS back-ends and media platforms here experience latency close to a local network.
• Noida (~5 ms) - This is where our datacentre sits. Firms in IT parks such as Sector 62, Sector 125 and Sector 135 connect to their servers in under one millisecond.
• Gurugram (2–4 ms) - This is the NCR's centre for fintech and startups. Payment gateways and trading desks located in Cyber City function almost as though hosted on-site.
• Ghaziabad (1–3 ms) - Factories and logistics companies on both sides of the Hindon river get latency almost as low as Noida itself.
• Faridabad (2–4 ms) - Industrial ERP systems and factory dashboards across the Faridabad-Ballabgarh belt run just a few milliseconds from Noida.
• Chandigarh (~8 ms) - IT firms and universities across the Tricity connect over a direct fibre route along NH-44, staying under 10 ms.
• Jaipur (~10 ms) - Tourism websites, export-focused e-commerce firms and BPOs based within the Pink City reach Noida in roughly 10 ms.
• Lucknow (~10 ms) - The capital of Uttar Pradesh is home to projects for state government, MSME-focused ERPs and education-sector platforms, roughly 10 ms from Noida.
• Kanpur (~8 ms) - Leather export businesses and IIT-linked startups connect to their cloud servers with single-digit millisecond latency.
• Dehradun (~8 ms) - In the Doon valley, ed-tech companies, coaching centres and IT studios stay under 10 ms from our datacentre.
• Amritsar (~12 ms) - Punjab's largest city hosts trade, textile and travel businesses that reach Noida in about 12 ms.
• Ludhiana (~10 ms) - Exporters of hosiery and cycle parts run inventory systems and B2B portals here, roughly 10 ms from Noida.

West India 25–40 ms

• Mumbai (~40 ms) - This is India's financial hub, encompassing brokerage firms, BFSI back-offices and media companies. Current latency runs around 25 ms, and once the Mumbai region launches, exchange connections will drop to single-digit milliseconds.
• Navi Mumbai (~25 ms) - IT special economic zones in Airoli and Belapur, plus the growing datacentre corridor, share the same ~25 ms connection as Mumbai.
• Thane (~25 ms) - Manufacturing units, pharma companies and a rapidly expanding SME base here use the same network paths as Mumbai.
• Pune (~30 ms) - From Hinjewadi to Magarpatta, auto manufacturers, SaaS firms and engineering-services companies connect in just under 30 ms.
• Ahmedabad (~20 ms) - Home to pharma, textiles and GIFT City's fintech hub, this city benefits from Gujarat's fibre network, keeping latency to a quick ~20 ms.
• Surat (~22 ms) - Diamond and textile exporters running large catalogue and e-commerce operations connect here at around 22 ms.
• Vadodara (~22 ms) - Engineering and chemical companies run SCADA systems, ERPs and analytics tools in the cloud from this city.
• Rajkot (~25 ms) - As Saurashtra's hub for engineering SMEs, machine-tool manufacturers here run B2B portals and other business applications.
• Nashik (~28 ms) - Wine production, agro-processing and an expanding IT sector here share network paths with Mumbai and Pune.
• Nagpur (~20 ms) - Sitting at India's geographic centre and home to the MIHAN logistics hub, this city connects to Noida in roughly ~20 ms.
• Panaji & Goa (~35 ms) - Hotel booking platforms and an active gaming and content-creator community here sit about 35 ms from Noida.

South India 40–60 ms

• Bengaluru (~60 ms) - Recognised as the hub for India's startup and SaaS scene, this city runs staging environments, CI pipelines and India-focused production workloads at roughly 35 ms, a notable improvement over routing through Singapore.
• Hyderabad (~40 ms) - Pharma companies, global capability centres and IT firms in HITEC City connect to our Noida region in about 30 ms.
• Chennai (~40 ms) - Auto manufacturers, SaaS companies and banking back-offices here see about 40 ms currently, with the upcoming Chennai region set to improve latency across the South.
• Kochi (~45 ms) - Infopark-based companies, maritime logistics firms and remittance fintech businesses connect from roughly 45 ms away.
• Coimbatore (~45 ms) - Local textile mills and engineering-focused SMEs here are moving ERP systems and B2B catalogues onto cloud infrastructure.
• Thiruvananthapuram (~50 ms) - At the southern tip of India, companies from Technopark run production systems alongside state e-governance platforms, connecting at around 50 ms.
• Visakhapatnam (~35 ms) - This east coast city combines port logistics, steel production and an expanding IT SEZ, roughly 35 ms from Noida.
• Vijayawada (~35 ms) - This city hosts education platforms alongside state government applications that serve the Amaravati region.
• Mysuru (~40 ms) - Campuses offering IT services, alongside universities, run demanding learning-management systems here, connecting at about 40 ms.
• Madurai (~48 ms) - This temple city hosts trading firms, healthcare providers and education institutions, all just under 50 ms from Noida.
• Mangaluru (~42 ms) - Known for its strong banking roots, this city's co-operative banks, NBFCs and local colleges run core applications in the cloud.
• Tiruchirappalli (~45 ms) - Engineering firms, BHEL vendors and NIT-linked startups run simulation and data-heavy workloads from this city.

East India 15–50 ms

• Kolkata (~50 ms) - Salt Lake and New Town host BFSI back-offices, media companies and a sizeable SME base, around 25 ms from Noida.
• Patna (~15 ms) - State e-governance systems, ed-tech services and coaching platforms serving millions of users sit a brief ~15 ms from Noida.
• Bhubaneswar (~28 ms) - Infocity's IT companies and the state's digital-governance infrastructure connect in under 30 ms.
• Ranchi (~20 ms) - This city supports Jharkhand's mining and power sectors, along with state government systems, running at roughly 20 ms.
• Siliguri (~25 ms) - Serving as the gateway for trade into the North-East and hill regions, distributors and logistics companies host their systems here.
• Cuttack (~28 ms) - Legal firms, trading businesses and education institutions here share the same network routes as Bhubaneswar.
• Dhanbad (~20 ms) - Enterprises in the coal belt and projects linked to IIT (ISM) run data-intensive workloads from here.
• Durgapur (~25 ms) - Steel plants and heavy industry here run ERP systems and plant analytics on cloud infrastructure.

Central India 5–45 ms

• Indore (~45 ms) - Madhya Pradesh's commercial centre is also a fast-growing hub for startups and pharma, sitting about 15 ms from Noida.
• Bhopal (~15 ms) - Government platforms run by the state, plus universities here, connect comfortably within 20 ms.
• Raipur (~18 ms) - Companies in steel, power and mining, together with Nava Raipur's smart-city systems, connect at around 18 ms.
• Jabalpur (~15 ms) - Defence bases, education institutions and the region's High Court system connect at roughly 15 ms.
• Gwalior (~5 ms) - Positioned on the Delhi-Agra fibre corridor, industry and education sectors here get single-digit millisecond latency.
• Agra (~4 ms) - Tourism businesses and leather and footwear exporters running high-traffic catalogue sites connect from just ~4 ms away.

North-East India 30–45 ms

• Guwahati (~35 ms) - As the entry point to the North-East, this city handles trade, logistics-related work and regional media businesses, connecting at ~35 ms over domestic routes.
• Shillong (~38 ms) - Education and IT-services firms in this hill-state capital connect in under 40 ms.
• Agartala (~40 ms) - State government systems and cross-border trade applications here run at about 40 ms.
• Imphal (~42 ms) - Handloom businesses, trade-focused e-commerce and an expanding developer community are based here.
• Dimapur (~40 ms) - As Nagaland's commercial hub, this city sits along the same fibre routes as Guwahati.
• Aizawl (~45 ms) - Mizoram's government and education portals operate from here, about 45 ms from Noida.
• Itanagar (~40 ms) - At India's eastern frontier, state e-services and tourism platforms connect at roughly 40 ms.

Neighbouring countries we also serve

How we measured these latency numbers

We measured latency for Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune, Noida and Indore on 26 October 2026, using ICMP ping (16 packets) via Globalping probes placed on local ISPs and datacentres in each location, tested against our Noida server. We took the median of three test rounds and adjusted figures to the closest 5 ms. Figures for other cities are estimates pending direct measurement. Your actual result will vary with your ISP and last-mile connection, and mobile data typically adds extra delay.

What's coming: Mumbai and Chennai regions

Once it's live, the Mumbai region will cut latency to single digits for exchange connections and across West India overall, and Chennai will achieve the same result for South India. Both will run on the identical rate card and plan options already in place. Since snapshots can move between regions, you can set up in Noida now and relocate later without rebuilding anything.

Common questions about our regions