Highest Density Colocation Services in Japan
New York, April 5, 2016 – TELEHOUSE, a global leader for data centers, international Internet exchanges and managed IT services, announces the launch of the newest Telehouse Data Center, Tokyo Tama 3.
The new Data Center is located on the existing Tama campus 18 miles from downtown Tokyo. The site offers 1300 racks of tenancy space with up to 42 KVA of power supply per rack – the highest among Data Centers in Japan. The Tama campus now has a total capacity of 4,300 racks with 40 MW.
High density colocation services enable the hosting of heavy IT infrastructure, private cloud and highly integrated content services. “The continuous demand for data center space in APAC, combined with a strong investment partnership with KDDI, allows Telehouse to expand quickly in key hubs”, says Sandra de Novellis, Head of US Marketing at Telehouse.
For customers that require larger spaces, Telehouse offers colocation services via private colocation suites as a standard provision. To meet our customers’ specific needs, Telehouse also supports customization of IT infrastructure, including power systems specifications, communication cable routing, and other custom requirements.
A hybrid quake-proof structure is resistant to long-period ground motion. The Data Center is located 18 miles away from the metropolitan area, which has a lower risk of earthquakes and is less prone to other disasters, including floods and tsunami. Branded server rooms feature hot aisles in red and cold aisles in Telehouse blue. Servers intake cold air from the front and eject hot air from the back.
To learn more about the new Tama 3 facility in Tokyo, reach out to sales@telehouse.com.
– See more at: http://www.telehouse.com/2016/04/kddi-announces-launch-telehouse-tokyo-data-center-tama-3/#sthash.HHOzj5Hy.dpuf
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