| Distance | Site | About |
|---|---|---|
| 1.09 miles | AirTrunk: TOK2 DC2 |
AirTrunk first revealed plans for the TOK2 campus in May 2022 and began construction on the initial building in November 2022. The company topped out the second phase in 2024.
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| 1.14 miles | AirTrunk Tokyo TOK2 |
The campus spans 4.6 hectares and aims to achieve a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.15. The project's development is supported through green financing.
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| 4.77 miles | ADA: Tokyo West 2 |
GLP's data center subsidiary, Ada Infrastructure, plans to build a massive data center campus in West Tokyo, Japan, consisting of eight five-story buildings.
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| 10.93 miles | Telehouse: Tokyo Fuchu |
The Telehouse Fuchu data center features earthquake-resistant construction on solid ground.
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| 11.06 miles | DayOne: Fuchu Intelligent Park |
The plots cover a total area of 10,970 square meters (118,080 square feet), and the first phase is scheduled to begin operations in late 2026.
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| 11.11 miles | IDC Frontier: Tokyo Fuchu |
The facility has a gross floor area of 45,419 square meters and contains approximately 4,000 racks.
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| 12.04 miles | ESR Group: Higashikurume |
The company acquired a site in Higashikurume, Tokyo, which previously housed three office buildings across 20,900 square meters (225,000 square feet).
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| 12.21 miles | Telehouse: Tokyo Tama 5 |
KDDI's Tama 5 data center, which opened in July 2020, spans 14 stories and can accommodate 1,500 racks.
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| 12.22 miles | ADA Tokyo West 1 |
The campus will comprise three buildings, with Building 1 being a three-story facility spanning 8,700 square meters (93,650 square feet) on a 3,400-square-meter (36,600-square-foot) site.
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| 12.23 miles | ADA: TKW1 DC2 |
In May 2024, Ada Infrastructure started construction on a second building at its Tokyo West campus in Japan.
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| 12.25 miles | ADA: TKW1 DC3 |
The planned facility is a part of ADA Infrastructure's Tokyo West Campus in Japan.
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| 12.37 miles | Telehouse Tokyo Tama 3 |
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| 12.39 miles | Telehouse: Tokyo Tama 2 |
KDDI opened its second building at Telehouse Tokyo Tama in 2013, expanding its suburban data center campus.
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| 12.42 miles | Telehouse: Tokyo Tama 1 |
KDDI's Tama Campus, which opened in 2008, consists of three data center buildings with a total capacity of 4,300 racks.
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| 12.42 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 12.55 miles | Mapletree: Tama-shi |
Mapletree Industrial Trust has acquired a 98.47 percent stake in a Tokyo mixed-use property through a JPY14.5 billion ($99.5 million) deal with Nagayama Tokutei Mokuteki Kaisha.
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| 12.94 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 13.00 miles | Keppel DC: Tokyo 2 |
The project, named Keppel Data Centre Tokyo 2, has already broken ground and will offer approximately 300,000 square feet (27,871 square meters) of space when completed in 2026.
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| 13.06 miles | Canon Nishi-Tokyo | |
| 13.18 miles | Goldman Sachs: Tokyo HND1 | |
| 13.65 miles | NEC: Sagamihara, Kanagawa |
The first building of NEC's Kanagawa Data Center Campus was opened in January 2014 and hosts 3,000 racks.
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| 13.68 miles | NEC: Kanagawa 2 |
This facility is a part of NEC's Kanagawa Data Center Campus in Japan. The facility can handle densities of more than 20kW per rack.
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| 14.47 miles | Vantage Tokyo (HND1) |
Located in Sagamihara, the Tokyo campus will be comprised of 300,000 square feet (28,000 square meters) and will feature three multi-story, earthquake resistant facilities.
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| 15.12 miles | Goodman: Sagamihara |
Australian real estate firm Goodman Group is planning a new data center campus in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, just outside Tokyo.
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| 15.28 miles | MCC Mitaka: North Block | |
| 15.29 miles | MCC Mitaka: South Block | |
| 15.46 miles | NTT Mitaka West | |
| 15.61 miles | NTT DATA Mitaka East (TK10) | |
| 18.80 miles | NTT TK8 | |
| 19.76 miles | Princeton PDG TY1 |
TY1 is the first project in the Lendlease Data Centre Partners fund and also PDG's first data center in Japan. Lendlease plans to invest US$490 million, and PDG will contribute US$1 to fully fit out the data center.
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| 19.84 miles | Princeton PDG TY1 DC2 |
TY1 DC2 is Phase 2 of Princeton Digital Group's TY1 campus in Greater Tokyo (Saitama), Japan, with ready-for-service now expected in Q4 2026.
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| 19.96 miles | Keppel DC: Tokyo 1 |
Keppel expanded its data center portfolio in July 2024 by purchasing an existing facility in Tokyo for JPY 23.4 billion (approximately $144.8 million).
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| 19.98 miles | NTT Tokyo No 11 | |
| 19.98 miles | AT TOKYO Central Tokyo |
AT TOKYO’s 25 megawatts (MW) data center is located at the heart of Tokyo.
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