India, September 18, 2025– DeyeCloud, a global new energy technology firm, has officially launched its India Data Centre to support its DeyeCloud platform, marking a significant step for solar device management and energy infrastructure in the country.
The new facility, located in India, ensures all personal and device data remains within the country, complying with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP) 2023. This move reinforces local data sovereignty while offering scalable cloud services for solar inverters and related devices.
Cybersecurity is a key focus at the DeyeCloud India Data Centre. The facility operates a 24/7 security operations and emergency response system in line with CERT-In guidelines, including real-time monitoring, log retention, and quick escalation of incidents.
The data centre also holds internationally recognized certifications, including ISO 27001 for information security management, ISO 27701 for privacy information management, and ISO 9001 for quality management, reflecting Deye’s commitment to secure, high-quality operations.
Built with a scalable, multi-layered architecture, the platform aims to support both Indian and global operations, providing secure, efficient, and energy-conscious cloud solutions for solar energy infrastructure.
This launch underscores India’s growing focus on secure, localised data management and positions DeyeCloud as a key player in the country’s renewable energy digital ecosystem.
