Osaka Data Center Solutions
- Move-in ready solutions
- Multi-rack, cage, and private suite configurations ranging from 2 kW to over 2,400 kW
- Flexible, reliable and energy efficient
- Metro Connect Service available to connect easily to the carriers of your choice
Digital Osaka 1
Ibaraki-shi,- Utility Power Capacity: 12,000 kW
- Total Building Size: 92,700 ft²
- UPS Redundancy: N+1
- Cooling Plant Redundancy: N+2
Digital Osaka 2
Mino City,- Utility Power Capacity: Up to 28 MW IT Load
- Total Building Size: Over 86,100 Sq Ft of purpose built data center development over two phases
- UPS Redundancy: N+1 per data suite giving a total of 2,400kW IT power capacity independent of other suites
- Cooling Plant Redundancy: 16X165kW DX type CRACs with economizers configured on a N+1 basis
Digital Osaka 3
Minoo-shi ,- Utility Power Capacity: 20,000 kW
- Total Building Size: 18,334 m²
- UPS Redundancy: N+1
- Cooling Plant Redundancy: N+1
Thriving Financial and Colocation Center
Osaka has a long history, as the capital in olden times, and also as a gateway for international exchange. From the early-modern era, it prospered as a central area for business and finance and played a large role in the growth and development of Japan’s industrial economy.
The Kansai region centered on Osaka has a population of 20 million people and a GDP of approximately 80 trillion yen. This massive market has led to many companies running lively business activities in a wide variety of industrial fields. There are also many universities and specialist organizations carrying out high level research and technological development.
As a whole, the Japanese market is quite mature, with more than two decades of software technology startups building IPO value, from price-comparison portals, to gaming and ecommerce, according to Tech In Asia. Japan has a history of building companies that grow quickly and successfully go public, such as Rakuten, the Amazon of Japan, and the country’s own homegrown social networking site, Mixi.