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Tokyo

At a glance...

2017

Year the team was established

24

Active Data Centres

24/7/365

Service Availability

8h

Average response time

Last updated on
September 17, 2025
Tokyo, Japan stands as a critical hub in the global digital infrastructure landscape, with its data centre market playing a pivotal role not only in Japan but across the entire Asia-Pacific region. As the economic and technological heart of Japan, Tokyo hosts a dense concentration of multinational corporations, cloud service providers, and diverse enterprises all reliant on highly resilient and robust data center operations. The city's advanced connectivity, robust power infrastructure, and well-established regulatory environment make it a preferred destination for companies seeking secure and reliable colocation and managed services. Our Tokyo-based field engineers and specialist teams have extensive expertise across all facets of Smart Hands support, ensuring that every element of your hardware troubleshooting and break-fix requirements are met in line with the demanding expectations of both local enterprises and global brands.

As of early 2024, Tokyo boasts over 70 operational data centres, making it the largest data centre hub in Japan and one of the top five in the entire Asia-Pacific region. The city is a nexus for high-speed connectivity, with direct links to major subsea cable systems connecting Japan to the United States and the broader Asia-Pacific. Tokyo’s data centres serve diverse industries, including finance (with a fast-growing fintech presence), global cloud providers, content delivery networks (CDNs), e-commerce, and media. This vibrant ecosystem drives continuous innovation and creates an environment where market demand for Smart Hands, break-fix services, and prompt hardware troubleshooting is both extensive and critical for ongoing business continuity.

However, global companies seeking to establish or expand their data center operations in Tokyo face a range of unique challenges. Space and power availability remain perpetual concerns, as high demand places upward pressure on capacity and costs. Additionally, strict regulatory compliance, language barriers, and complex customs procedures can impede the quick deployment of sensitive equipment and technology. Securing skilled local field engineers familiar with the nuances of data centre hardware, rapid break-fix responses, and advanced Smart Hands support can also prove difficult for newcomers or those without an established footprint. Navigating these hurdles effectively is essential for any multinational corporation intent on leveraging Tokyo’s strategic advantages.

Since entering the Tokyo market in January 2017, our team has been at the forefront of supporting clients across a spectrum of data centre environments, from hyperscale to enterprise facilities. We bring years of local and international experience, providing daily support tailored to the needs of data centre tenants—from routine Smart Hands activities to urgent hardware troubleshooting and seamless break-fix interventions. Our field engineers combine local insight with global best practices, enabling multinational corporations to streamline their operations, ensure service continuity, and mitigate risks. Rely on our established track record and in-depth market expertise in Tokyo to maximize uptime and operational efficiency, regardless of complexity or scale.