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Reliable capacity for expansion and diversification of power companies
Selecting a Data Center based on the superiority of the location
The Tokyo Fuchu Data Center, the largest class in Tokyo, offers access to major network points in the suburbs of the metropolitan area with infinitely low latency.
The Fukuoka Kitakyushu Data Center and Fukushima Shirakawa Data Center are being constructed to meet the scale of demand with 1 module for 1 building, and we have secured an area that can be expanded to a vast site and the necessary electric power. Customers' systems can be flexibly upgraded in each site, making it possible for them to use their system with peace of mind for a long period of time.
We have urban Data Centers in the Tokyo Metropolitan and Kansai areas, allowing customers to select the location that best suits their needs. We also have suburban Data Centers in Kyushu, Tohoku, and other parts of Japan.
Locations across east and west Japan allow for the physical distribution of systems and the diversification of power providers, enabling customers to select the strengths of each location, such as connectivity between the Internet and Data Centers, as well as use for business continuity planning (BCP) and disaster recovery (DR).
Ideal for disaster recovery demand
In addition to physical data distribution, such as backup sites and Data Center redundancy, the Fukuoka Kitakyushu Data Center and Fukushima Shirakawa Data Center (*), whose locations are considered to have a very low probability of a major earthquake occurring in Japan, also help to reduce the risk in the event of a major disaster by enabling power suppliers to be decentralized.
Source: J-SHIS Map (2016 Edition), website of National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience
* Compared to the 3 major metropolitan areas of Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, the probability of an earthquake measuring lower 6 or more on the Japanese seismic intensity scale in the next 30 years is very low. Moreover, according to the Kitakyushu City Disaster Prevention Information Map (published by Planning Division of Kitakyushu City Construction Bureau), the risk of natural disasters such as river flooding and landslides is low in this area.
Even in the event of a major disaster or disaster that affects the customer's primary site, the GSLB service* can automatically balance loads among multiple Data Centers and switch to a backup site.
* Global Server Load Balancing
URBAN TYPE Urban type
Tokyo metropolitan area
Tokyo Fuchu Data Center
Tokyo Fuchu Data Center
Large-scale Data Center, which is the largest-class in Tokyo
It is a Data Center with a large power supply that can accommodate global hyperscalers and high quality network lines.
It is located in the Level 1 area, which is the lowest risk area on the hazard map (*) established by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and is resistant to earthquakes with a seismic intensity of upper 6 due to its seismic isolation structure.
*Based on the Tokyo Metropolitan Earthquake Disaster Countermeasures Ordinance, the overall risk level related to earthquakes in each district has been relatively evaluated by dividing into five ranks for each town and block. (Low risk 1 - 5 High risk)
Tokyo Ariake Data Center
Tokyo Ariake Data Center
Perfect disaster prevention function in the event of a large-scale disaster such as a major earthquake
It is located in the waterfront sub-center area (Bureau of Urban Development Tokyo Metropolitan Government, overall degree of district danger level 1*) which is highly safe as a wide-area disaster prevention base. It is a Data Center equipped with a perfect disaster prevention function that can cope with a large-scale disaster such as a major earthquake.
In addition to physical security measures for systems, we provide reliable managed services based on the high-quality operational monitoring system.
* Based on the Tokyo Metropolitan Earthquake Disaster Countermeasures Ordinance, the overall risk level related to earthquakes in each district has been relatively evaluated by dividing into five ranks for each town and block. (Low risk 1 - 5 High risk)
Tokyo Nihombashi Data Center
Excellent location with excellent access within 10 minutes from the center of the business areas such as Otemachi and Marunouchi. Directly connection to IX on the Data Center premises. A smooth network environment is available.
Kanagawa Yokohama Data Center
It is located in the Kanagawa Yokohama Bay Area, where companies are advancing in association with large-scale redevelopment. It is also convenient to access from central Yokohama and the Minato Mirai 21 district.
Kansai area
Osaka Suita Data Center
Osaka Suita Data Center
Main Data Center in the Kansai district
Main Data Center in the Kansai district. It is located in a convenient and attractive location, about 5 km from the business area in central Osaka. It has been built in an area with strong ground which is superior in disaster prevention.
Flexible rack configurations available from 1/4 racks.
