PUNE: Cloud infrastructure firm VMware today announced the setting up of its first AirWatch data center in India.The new data center will deliver industry-leading VMware AirWatch Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) technology to businesses looking to extend the benefits of mobility to employees.By expanding VMware’s business footprint and ability to deliver VMware AirWatch technology to more customers in India and the broader Asia-Pacific region , this lays the foundation for delivering digital workspaces through VMware Workspace ONE. Powered by VMware AirWatch technology, VMware Workspace ONE is an enterprise platform that empowers all employees to easily and securely use the IT tools, applications and devices they need to be successful at their jobs.“Our India data center launch will deliver VMware AirWatch technology to more businesses looking to empower their employees with a secure digital workspace,” said Sangeeta Giri, Sales Director, End-User Computing, VMware India. “This expansion is essential in helping us meet the growing demand for enterprise mobility management solutions both locally and across the region.”With a data center located in India, VMware’s customers will be empowered to continue to see gains in scalability, automatic upgrades and updates, and extensive integration with enterprise systems.Headquartered in Palo Alto, USA, VMware provides cloud infrastructure, business mobility and data center solutions and posted revenues of $7.09bn in 2016.