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This site is leased from Telehouse in the Telehouse Tokyo Tama 3 building
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KDDI's Tama Campus, which opened in 2008, consists of three data center buildings with a total capacity of 4,300 racks.
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KDDI opened its second building at Telehouse Tokyo Tama in 2013, expanding its suburban data center campus.
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The campus will comprise three buildings, with Building 1 being a three-story facility spanning 8,700 square meters (93,650 square feet) on a 3,400-square-meter (36,600-square-foot) site.
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In May 2024, Ada Infrastructure started construction on a second building at its Tokyo West campus in Japan.
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Ada Infrastructure has broken ground on the third and final data center building at its Tokyo West 1 campus in Tama, western Tokyo.
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KDDI's Tama 5 data center, which opened in July 2020, spans 14 stories and can accommodate 1,500 racks.
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