KDDI Chikura Cable Landing Station

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KDDI Chikura Cable Landing Station

The Chikura CLS (Cable Landing Station) is the landing station for the APCN-2, C2C, China-US CN, Unity, SJC cables. Backhaul providers are KDDI, Pacnet, and Cat Networks.

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KDDI Corporation is a Japanese telecommunications operator formed in October 1, 2000 through the merger of DDI Corp., KDD Corp., and IDO Corp.

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KDDI Launches Data Center in Osaka, Japan

KDDI Launches Data Center in Osaka, Japan

January 24, 2026 KDDI

Japanese telecoms firm KKDI has launched the first phase of a new data center in Osaka. The company this week announced that operations at the Osaka Sakai Data Center, located near the Osaka metropolitan area, started on January 22.The four-story facility, totaling 57,000 sqm (613,542 sq ft), is...

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Toyota looks to sell KDDI shares worth $1.8 billion

Toyota looks to sell KDDI shares worth $1.8 billion

August 01, 2023 KDDI

Toyota Motor Corporation intends to sell a roughly $1.80 billion stake in KDDI Corporation as part of a share buy-back deal. Reuters reports that the Japanese automaker wants to raise funds to accelerate vehicle electrification. Toyota's stake in the Japanese telco would decrease from 14.68...

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Read KDDI Buys an Equity Position in Internet Initiative Japan
KDDI Buys an Equity Position in Internet Initiative Japan

KDDI Buys an Equity Position in Internet Initiative Japan

May 19, 2023 KDDI

KDDI bought a stake in Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (IIJ), a local operator. Approximately 18 million IIJ shares held by NTT will be acquired by KKDI in an off-market transaction. The deal is valued at approximately $370,1 million. NTT is decreasing its stake in IIJ from just over 22% to 10%,...

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Read KDDI Switches Its Online Payment Software to Oracle Database
KDDI Switches Its Online Payment Software to Oracle Database

KDDI Switches Its Online Payment Software to Oracle Database

March 03, 2023 KDDI

KDDI, a Japanese telecom company, has a partnership with Oracle and will use the database of the technology company for its online payment brand. For disaster recovery, it has also implemented Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The company that runs the "au" mobile phone service in Japan, KDDI,...

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