Telehouse: 151 Front Street West
Telehouse Canada's flagship carrier hotel at 151 Front Street West, beside Union Station in downtown Toronto. It is home to the Toronto Internet Exchange and to suites run by many colocation and network operators.
Telehouse Canada's flagship carrier hotel at 151 Front Street West, beside Union Station in downtown Toronto. It is home to the Toronto Internet Exchange and to suites run by many colocation and network operators.
Telehouse Canada data centre in the Canadian Broadcasting Centre at 250 Front Street West, a block from the 151 Front Street West carrier hotel in downtown Toronto.
Telehouse Canada data centre at 905 King Street West in Toronto's Liberty Village, linked by dark fibre to the 151 and 250 Front Street West carrier hotels.
Telehouse Beijing BDA is located in the Beijing Economic Technological Development Area (BDA)
KDDI Telehouse operates a colocation data center in Umeda, Osaka.
Magny 2 is the purpose-built data center on the north side of Telehouse's TH3 Paris Magny campus, with direct-liquid-cooled halls and an AI module added in 2026.
Telehouse's original TH3 data center, built inside former Aérospatiale missile-test buildings on the south side of the Magny-les-Hameaux campus, with a France-IX point of presence.
This facility is part of Telehouse Germany's Frankfurt campus.
This facility is part of Telehouse Germany's Frankfurt campus.
P34 is Telehouse's planned new data center building on the north part of the TH3 Paris Magny campus, next to Magny 2.
The oldest building on Telehouse's Kleyerstraße campus in Frankfurt, and the facility that brought Telehouse into the German market. It came over with the January 2012 acquisition of local provider Databurg GmbH and still trades under the A-North name.
This facility is part of Telehouse Germany's Frankfurt campus.
This facility is part of Telehouse Germany's Frankfurt campus.
Telehouse Hiroshima is an operational KDDI colocation data center in central Hiroshima, occupying the KDDI Hiroshima Technical Center building. The facility was completed in March 1998 as a hardened network center and rebranded under the global Telehouse colocation brand in October 2008.
Japanese telecommunications company KDDI Telehouse entered the Russian market with the opening of a data center in Moscow.
The 162,000 sq. ft. facility is located in the Teleport, a 100-acre office park on Staten Island, operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. It is just 17 miles from Manhattan and 12 miles from Newark Airport.
Telehouse Voltaire is one of the best-connected data centers in Paris, if not all of Europe.
Telehouse is planning to expand its data center presence in the Paris region.
Telehouse's third Shanghai location, in Baoshan District north of the city centre. Telehouse sells it through its licensed local partner.
Telehouse operates five data centers in London, four at its Docklands campus in East London, consisting of Telehouse North (opened 1990), Telehouse East (opened 1999), Telehouse West (opened 2010), and Telehouse North Two (opened in 2016.)
Telehouse opened Building N at its Kleyerstraße data center campus in Frankfurt in June 2026, adding new colocation space to the established campus.
KDDI's Tama Campus, which opened in 2008, consists of three data center buildings with a total capacity of 4,300 racks.
KDDI opened its second building at Telehouse Tokyo Tama in 2013, expanding its suburban data center campus.
The data center in Shibuya is inside a 15-story high-rise tower and a four-story low-rise tower with a massive 15,000 m2 of dedicated floor space.
KDDI Telehouse operates a colocation data center in Fukuoka, Japan.
KDDI Telehouse operates a colocation data center in Nagoya, Japan.
KDDI Telehouse operates a colocation data center in Shinsaibashi, Japan.
Built as the major Telehouse Data Center for the west of Japan, The Osaka 2 Data Center facility began service on 21st August, 2015.
The Telehouse Chelsea datacenter at 85 10th Ave was opened in 2011 and was previously a Lehman Brothers facility.
The carrier-neutral facility provides 62,431 sq.ft of customer colocation space within a 139,393 sq.ft six-floor Data Center site. This facility uses the latest eco-friendly AC system and provides free cooling.
Located in the Tseung Kwan O district, Telehouse's Hong Kong Cloud Computing Complex (CCC) is the only Tier 4 certified datacenter in Hong Kong. It is close to the HKEX Data Center (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) and offers high connectivity capacity to local cable landing stations in TKO.
KDDI's Tama 5 data center, which opened in July 2020, spans 14 stories and can accommodate 1,500 racks.
KDDI has launched an AI data center at the former Sharp Sakai factory site in Osaka Prefecture.
The Telehouse Fuchu data center features earthquake-resistant construction on solid ground.
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