Built for institutions that can't afford oops.

Yes. UGC and DPDP guidelines require data on Indian soil, governed by Indian law, with auditable isolation per institution. Multi-tenant public hyperscalers fail all three: shared physical hardware, US-jurisdiction Terms of Service, and a CLOUD Act exposure that bypasses Indian courts entirely. Several edtech groups managing multi-university infrastructure have already had institutions flagged for hosting on shared tenancy under foreign-jurisdiction contracts. The risk is not theoretical — it is operational, and it compounds with every audit cycle. RootServe is built to satisfy all three categorically — dedicated metal, on Indian soil, contracted with an Indian entity.

Yes. We deploy on-campus where the building has cooling, power and physical security. Otherwise the node runs from our Muzaffarpur DC and you get a private network link.

24×7 NOC. On-site engineer in 4 hours. Phone support in your timezone. Service credits if we miss SLA.

Most universities are live in under 30 days. We run parallel for 7 days, then cut over invisibly between exam windows.