Leader in IDC MarketScape’s 2021 Global Data Center Colocation and Interconnection Service Provider Assessment, NTT Ltd ‘s Global Data Centers division provides a full range of ICT services and continues to expand its global data center presence by a 20% to build a connected future that will benefit enterprise and hyperscale customers around the world.
NTT operates data centers in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia, and has a significant presence in India. It offers and operates globally interconnected data centers with trans- regional data center networks through key markets such as London, Singapore, Tokyo and Virginia (North America). With its expansions in data center services, it provides greater capacity and network connectivity in all geographies, including:
North America:
In 2020/21, three new data center campuses opened in Hillsboro, OR, Santa Clara, CA, and Chicago, IL, in addition to the expansion in Ashburn, VA. NTT’s 47-acre (approx. 190,000 m2) Hillsboro campus features five data centers with 126 MW of projected compute load and ” Subsea Connect ”, a transpacific network connectivity service that provides connectivity between Hillsboro, Oregon, and Tokyo, Japan, using the “ Pacific ” submarine cable system. Crossing » (PC-1) from NTT. The Phoenix, AZ campus will open in early 2022 and will be the seventh data center campus in the United States. NTT Phoenix PH1 will add 36 MW of IT load capacity and is the first of seven planned data centers on the 240 MW campus.
Europe, Middle East and Africa:
In the past year, NTT has opened new data center facilities in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and in Munich and Frankfurt, Germany, maintaining its position as the number one data center provider in the German market. In the UK, the new flagship ‘London 1’ data center opened in December and, when fully operational, will increase NTT’s capacity by over 200% to support the digital pillar of the financial services industries , UK media and gaming. NTT has also invested in conduit and fiber to interconnect all of its London data centers.
Over the next two years, NTT will increase its available IT load in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region by more than 40% as it builds 13 new data center facilities in nine markets in six countries to provide 115 MW additional IT load on 50,000 m2. NTT will launch its first data centers in Madrid and Johannesburg, as well as adding some buildings in Vienna, Zurich, London and throughout Germany, with expanded data center interconnections.
