Synology Brings AI Infrastructure Focus to India

Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption inside enterprises is no longer being held back by experimentation. The bigger challenge now is operational readiness. Across industries, organisations are discovering that deploying AI at scale depends less on models and more on how data is stored, managed, protected, and governed. As AI workloads grow, enterprise infrastructure teams are facing new pressures around latency, data movement, security, compliance, and recovery. At a media briefing in New Delhi, Synology outlined its India strategy for 2026, placing AI-ready storage infrastructure and cyber resilience at the centre of its enterprise push. The company said enterprise sales in India have grown by 300% over the last five years, with strong demand coming from manufacturing, government, and public-sector organisations. The announcement also included plans to launch new NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express)-based enterprise systems and expanded data protection capabilities for Indian enterpris