Optage: Sonezaki
Named 'Optage Sonezaki Data Center,' the 14-story carrier-neutral facility will offer 24,100 square feet (2,250 square meters) of space and incorporate seismic isolation design for earthquake protection.
OPTAGE provides telecommunications services based on its independent optical fiber network distributed throughout the Kansai region. Services for consumer include the Internet, telephone, and TV. For corporations, it offers customized solutions using various services in response to companies’ diverse demands. It also operates the cell phone service “mineo” as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), the “eo denki” an electric power retailing service for household use, and other useful services.
As a company that maintains social lifelines, OPTAGE focuses on providing safe and stable services, as well as aggressively works on creating new businesses to meet the needs of the times.
Named 'Optage Sonezaki Data Center,' the 14-story carrier-neutral facility will offer 24,100 square feet (2,250 square meters) of space and incorporate seismic isolation design for earthquake protection.
The Shinsaibashi Data Center in central Osaka was launched in 2008. OPTAGE will establish a new connectivity area “Shinsaibashi POP (Point Of Presence)” within the existing Shinsaibashi Data Center in Osaka City By 2025.
The IIF Osaka Toyonaka Data Center facility, constructed in September 1991, stands on a 4,769.70-square-meter plot of land. The building features a total floor area of 20,027.14 square meters.
This state-of-the-art data center began operations in 2012. The facility encompasses 11,534 square meters of gross floor area, with 4,000 square meters dedicated to colocation space containing 1,300 racks.
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