NTT Communications unveils new Data Centers in Singapore and Malaysia

Telecom Lead Asia: NTT Communications, a provider of
ICT services has unveiled its Singapore Serangoon Data Center and Malaysia
Cyberjaya 3 Data Center.

Both these facilities are NTT Com’s first
self-designed-and-built data centers outside Japan. These data centers are
the company’s fourth such facility in Singapore and the third
in Malaysia.

“HOYA chose the Singapore Serangoon Data Center’s
highly reliable and flexible network environment to serve as an Asian hub for
the company’s globally shared ICT platform. NTT Com is the ideal partner to
help us expand our global operations because it provides total ICT services,
from networks and data centers to clouds and applications, all on a seamless,
end-to-end, one-stop basis,” said Yoshio Chikayasu, CIO of HOYA, a Japanese multinational
med-tech company.

These facilities will provide key support for NTT Com’s
ongoing expansion in the fast-growing Asia Pacific region, where the
company already operates data centers in 13 countries.

The Singapore Serangoon Data Center will serve
financial-services companies and similar enterprises that require high-power,
low-latency networks and stable, secure infrastructure on which to build
private clouds.

The tier III+ data center offers co-location, cloud
services, NTT Com’s global network services and other related services.
Singapore Serangoon Data Center is specifically designed to cater to companies
in the financial, information technology and manufacturing sectors.

The data center is connected directly to the Asia
Submarine-cable Express (ASE), which is NTT Com’s new undersea cable network
environment between Singapore and other Asian locations
including Japan.

The Singapore facility hosts 2,500 racks in a total server
room area measuring 5,000 square meters. Investment in the facility is
about 12.4 billion JPY (approximately SGD 190 million).

“We warmly welcome NTT Communications’ decision to
construct its first self-designed and built green data center outside
ofJapan here in Singapore,” said Jayson Goh, executive
director of Infocomms and Media for The Singapore Economic Development Board
(EDB).

NTT Communications launches fiber-optic network service in
Indonesia

Recently, NTT Communications announced that its subsidiary
PT. NTT Indonesia launched its fiber-optic network service in the East
Jakarta Industrial Park near Jakarta.

editor@telecomlead.com

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