Fujitsu to Construct New Facilities at Its Tatebayashi and Akashi System Centers
January 28 2015 - 12:01AM
JCN Newswire (English)
Expanding core facilities in eastern and western Japan to
accelerate IoT and cloud business
Fujitsu today announced plans to construct new annexes at its
Tatebayashi System Center and Akashi System Center, its main data
centers in Japan, to serve as the core facilities for accelerating
its IoT and cloud businesses. Construction will steadily move
forward starting this month, with the Tatebayashi System Center's
new annex set to open in April 2016, and the Akashi System Center's
new annex to open in July 2016.
To accommodate expanding needs amongst customers, such as for
business continuity measures triggered by the Great East Japan
Earthquake, and diversified applications accompanying the expansion
of cloud use, Fujitsu will construct new annexes for its main data
centers located in eastern and western Japan with the aim of
further expanding its outsourcing business and cloud services
business. The new annexes will meet the highest standards for ICT
facilities in Japan and will offer the latest technologies, such as
software-defined networking (SDN)(1).
In its global data center business and in other fields, Fujitsu
will continue to bring enhanced convenience to increasingly complex
ICT usage, and thereby contribute to business innovation on the
part of its customers.
In recent years, companies have been facing significant management
challenges, such as the need to enhance business continuity
measures for disaster mitigation and recovery, rationalizing
ever-increasing operational costs, and the ability to respond
immediately to changes in the market, all of which have increased
the importance of ICT more than ever as essential infrastructure
for management.
To accommodate the increasing demand for cloud services and the
needs for data center utilization, Fujitsu will construct new
annexes on the premises of its Tatebayashi System Center and Akashi
System Center, Fujitsu's two main domestic data centers for eastern
and western Japan. Both facilities will offer the latest
technologies, such as SDN, providing an ICT environment that
enables immediate access to the cloud and network services from
anywhere and at any time.
Since establishing the Tatebayashi System Center in 1995, Fujitsu
has come to provide cloud and outsourcing services from over 100
locations, with 70 locations in Japan and over 40 overseas. Fujitsu
will continue to mobilize its operational technology and know-how
gained through twenty years in the data center business, and while
continuously enhancing the value and quality of ICT, work to
achieve business innovation together with its customers.
About Fujitsu Limited
Fujitsu is the leading Japanese information and communication
technology (ICT) company offering a full range of technology
products, solutions and services. Approximately 170,000 Fujitsu
people support customers in more than 100 countries. We use our
experience and the power of ICT to shape the future of society with
our customers. Fujitsu Limited (TSE:6702) reported consolidated
revenues of 4.4 trillion yen (US$47 billion) for the fiscal year
ended March 31, 2013 For more information, please see
www.fujitsu.com.
Source: Fujitsu Limited
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