In early March, Equinix opened its latest data center in Tokyo (TY5). Here’s a sneak peek at both the inside and outside of this state-of-the-art data center.
Situated near the existing TY3 IBX data center as well as Tokyo’s financial district, Equinix TY5 is a four-story purpose built facility, built to withstand earthquakes.
TY5 and the other nine existing data centers owned by Equinix and Bit-isle in Tokyo offer colocation and interconnection, providing customers access to 70+ NSPs, CSPs and leading regional internet exchanges like JPIX and JPNAP.
TY5 is designed to meet the growing demands from financial services firms, cloud and content providers, and provides a full range of premium colocation, interconnection and support services to the greater Tokyo area.
An inside look of the TY5 colocation hall. With over 54,000 square feet of space, TY5 provides 725 cabinets, with 350 available immediately.
TY5 is designed to meet LEED® Gold Standard, incorporating many energy efficiency technologies, such as energy-efficient lighting systems.
A set of resilient and efficient cooling and power systems ensure customers benefit from operational stability.
LOCC provides round-the-clock monitoring to vital data center infrastructure.
Not only is TY5 staffed by a team of security officers around the clock, but it is also equipped with security cameras and biometric readers to ensure the highest level of operational security.
Customer lounge provides a comfortable working environment with a variety of amenities for our customers.
Conference rooms offer free Wi-Fi and open spaces to help inspire staff productivity and innovation.
