ADA Tokyo West 1

1 Chome 16-2, Karakida, Tama, 206-0035, JP

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Metro: Tokyo, JP Country: Japan Region: Asia

Colocation space
30,000
Power capacity
31 MW

Tama City, 34 km west of central Tokyo, is where Ada Infrastructure has put a 50 MVA substation of its own on land it owns, dual-fed from TEPCO. Tokyo West 1 is planned as three seismically isolated buildings totalling around 30,000 m2 of gross floor area and 31 MW of IT load. The first, TKW1-1, is a three-storey structure of about 8,700 m2 on a 5,400 m2 site holding two data halls of 2,500 m2 and 5 MW each; construction began in August 2023 and the first hall was customer-ready in May 2025. TKW1-2 broke ground on 28 May 2024 and delivers its first phase in March 2027, with TKW1-3 to follow at 11 MW. Heat rejection is dry, so the design water usage effectiveness is zero, and the annualised PUE target is 1.37. Ares Management bought the platform from GLP in March 2025.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space
~30,000 m2 GFA across three buildings
Power capacity
31 MW IT load at campus buildout

Power & cooling

Cooling
Dry heat rejection, WUE 0, annualised PUE target 1.37

Compliance

Uptime Tier III Design Documents

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Frequently asked questions

What has Uptime Institute certified at Tokyo West 1?
A Tier III Certification of Design Documents for TKW1-1. The scope is the design package; no Tier Certification of Constructed Facility has been awarded to the built building.
Who owns Ada Infrastructure?
Ares Management, which closed its acquisition of GCP International in March 2025. GLP launched the platform in September 2023, and Ares has since closed a US$2.4bn Japanese data centre development fund.
How does TKW1 take its power?
From an on-site dual-fed substation with 50 MVA secured from TEPCO, on land Ada owns rather than leases.
How much water does the design use?
Its water usage effectiveness is zero: heat rejection is dry, with no evaporative stage. Buildings 2 and 3 are built ready for liquid cooling.