AT TOKYO
AT TOKYO is a company providing data centre services. They offer access to flexible, carrier and vendor-neutral connectivity services within Japan and globally. Their data centre offerings include colocation, operational services, network services, monitoring, security, and disaster recovery. They also provide integrated utilities through a digital platform to support customer business growth.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
8
Markets
2
Countries
1
Live capacity
110+ MW
Total potential
110+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
AT TOKYO data centre locations
8 mapped sites across 1 country, coloured by status.
About AT TOKYO
AT TOKYO is a data center operator and owner headquartered in Japan. The company provides colocation and cloud services to customers, offering secure and reliable infrastructure for their digital needs. As a player in the Japanese data center market, AT TOKYO leverages its local expertise and infrastructure to serve a range of clients, from small businesses to large enterprises.
Japanese data center colocation operator and telecommunications carrier with facilities across Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Hokkaido, and other cities.
Company Overview
Ownership Type
Private
Website
Visit WebsiteAT TOKYO facilities
Every AT TOKYO site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
TokyoJapan
- Fuchu AT TOKYO 001Fuchu · Operational
- Koto City AT TOKYO 003Koto City · Operational
- Koto City AT TOKYO 005Koto City · Operational
- Koto City AT TOKYO 006Koto City · Operational
- Minato City AT TOKYO 004Minato City · Operational
OsakaJapan
- Osaka AT TOKYO 002Osaka · Operational
- Osaka AT TOKYO 008Osaka · Operational
Kansai RegionJapan
- Osaka AT TOKYO 001Osaka · Operational
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Recent Activity
CNCI, JPIX, and AT TOKYO Launch Digital Infrastructure Hub in Nagoya
Community Network Center Inc (CNCI), Japan Internet Xing (JPIX), and AT TOKYO have announced a collaboration to build a new data center and connectivity hub in Nagoya, Japan. The facility will integrate data and traffic processing capabilities with low-latency connectivity infrastructure. The hub is designed to support growing demand for cloud services and AI applications in the region.