Osaka stories

STACK Infrastructure secures a JPY ¥39.7bn green loan to fund its 36MW TKY01 data centre in Greater Tokyo, enhancing sustainable digital infrastructure capacity.

Oracle and Google Cloud unveil AI-powered database services and expand Oracle Database@Google Cloud to eight regions, enhancing multicloud flexibility and partner access.

Specialist Sports has boosted efficiency by automating its warehouse and order management using Microsoft Dynamics 365, BPA Platform, and AutoStore robotics.

CapitaLand is investing over USD $700 million in a new data centre in Osaka, Japan, expanding its portfolio to meet rising digital demand.

AirTrunk has officially opened its second Tokyo data centre, TOK2, one of Japan's largest, providing 110 MW capacity for tech giants.

Japan's data centre market outshines the rest of Asia Pacific, with Tokyo and Osaka scoring highly in global established and emerging markets rankings, according to annual Global Data Centre Market Comparison report.

AirTrunk initiates the construction of a 20MW data centre, AirTrunk OSK1, in West Osaka, marking a major step in Japan's digital evolution and enhancing cloud technology infrastructure.

Japan's third superconducting quantum computer, developed by top scientific institutions and tech companies, sets for user access in December.

Equinix has announced plans to extend support for advanced liquid cooling technologies in over 100 of its global data centres. .

Singapore's DCRU has targeted Japan expansion as it shores up assets via various agreements, including property sales.

AirTrunk expands its Japanese market presence with the establishment of a new hyperscale data centre in Osaka.

Akamai Technologies is celebrating 20 years in Asia-Pacific and Japan and is confident about the future as customer demand grows in cloud computing.

STACK Infrastructure has announced the completion of its first Asia Pacific data center, located in Melbourne, Australia.

The new 31 MW campus will provide critical digital infrastructure to support Japan's accelerating cloud computing and AI growth.

Addressing the growing demand for cloud services in Tokyo, Japan, Equinix announced the opening of TY13x, its second Tokyo-based xScale data center.

The results are based on a survey of 386 respondents across ANZ, Japan, China, India, Singapore, and South Korea.

Akamai survey reveals varying levels of investment in cloud computing among businesses in Asia-Pacific, but overall acknowledgement of its importance.

Equinix’s distributed bare metal as a service is now available in Osaka and Melbourne, along with ones in Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney and Tokyo.

Equinix Metal in Sydney and Melbourne strengthens interconnectivity between both metropolitan hubs to meet diversified digital needs.

The new services offer a fundamentally different approach to the cloud by integrating core and distributed computing sites with a massively scaled edge network.