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Colt Data Centre Services / Kyoto / US
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Based in Keihanna Science City and designed to a Colt tier 3 specification, once complete, this site will deliver 45MW of IT power across a gross technical site area of 42,000m2.
We have now completed the second phase development of our Colt Osaka Keihanna Data Centre.
This forms part of the Keihanna Science City, near Osaka, one of Japan’s main centres for industry and research.
The latest opening in Osaka Keihanna represents one of the largest data centres in Japan, with 42,000m2 of space and a designed capacity of 45.9MW, of which 75% has already been committed.
Colt Data Centre Services (Colt DCS), a leading provider of global hyperscale data centre solutions, has commenced construction of its next hyperscale data centre with a ground-breaking ceremony in Japan.
However, we received immense support from the Kyoto Prefectural authorities to help make our acquisition possible and want to thank them greatly for their support
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