KDDI
KDDI Corporation is a Japanese telecommunications company. It provides a wide range of services including mobile and fixed-line telecommunications, internet services, and various lifestyle support services for both individual and corporate customers. While KDDI's primary focus is telecommunications, it is involved in initiatives that support infrastructure development. The company engages in disaster preparedness and response, aiming to maintain connectivity for essential services. It also supports future talent development through various programs, which can indirectly relate to the technological infrastructure sector.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
2
Markets
2
Countries
3
Live capacity
20+ MW
Total potential
20+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
KDDI data centre locations
3 mapped sites across 3 countries, coloured by status.
Company Overview
Website
Visit WebsiteKDDI facilities
Every KDDI site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
BangkokThailand
- Huai Khwang KDDI 001Huai Khwang · Announced
MinamibosoJapan
- Minamiboso Telehouse 002Minamiboso · Operational
ShanghaiChina
- Shanghai KDDI 001Shanghai · Operational
Recent Activity
KDDI announces JPY 1 trillion investment in AI, cloud, and data centres
Japanese carrier KDDI announced a JPY 1 trillion (USD 6.27 billion) three-year growth investment framework centred on AI integration, cloud infrastructure, and data-centre expansion. In Q1 FY2027, KDDI reported 20.6% revenue growth in its connectivity data centre business with EBITDA margin exceeding 40%, while AI integration and cybersecurity revenue grew 19.2% year-over-year. The company operates an AI data centre facility in Sakai with multiple corporate customers including autonomous vehicle companies. Cloud infrastructure revenue grew over 30% year-over-year, expanding beyond AWS to Google, Oracle, and Microsoft.
ITS Communications launches fiber connection service to KDDI Telehouse Shibuya data center
ITS Communications announced July 13 that it has begun offering connection services to KDDI's Telehouse Shibuya data center via optical fiber lines embedded in Tokyo Metro railway infrastructure. The service leverages ITS Communications' fiber optic core rental business along Tokyu railway lines. This interconnection enhances data center accessibility and network redundancy for Tokyo metropolitan area enterprises.