Chuo Center is AT TOKYO's own pair of buildings in Koto City - CC1 and CC2 - and one hundred networks are present across them, with registrations running continuously from July 2010 to the present. That makes it one of the most network-dense addresses in Japan. AT TOKYO is the country's principal carrier-neutral interconnection operator, selling colocation and interconnection to carriers, internet service providers and financial institutions; it owns and runs the two Chuo buildings, while three of its other locations - inside NTT DATA Dojima in Osaka, QTnet in Fukuoka and HOTnet in Sapporo - are rooms in other operators' buildings. The company withholds the street number for the Chuo Center as a matter of policy, and Chuo Center 3, in Minato-ku, is a separate facility in a different ward.
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Frequently asked questions
How many networks are present at the AT TOKYO Chuo Center?
One hundred, registered continuously since July 2010, which puts the paired buildings among the most network-dense facilities in Japan.
How do CC1 and CC2 relate to each other?
They are two buildings run as one campus in Koto City, and the interconnection ecosystem treats them as a single facility, AT TOKYO CC1/CC2.
Which other sites does AT TOKYO operate?
Chuo Center 3 in Minato-ku, which it owns, plus rooms inside NTT DATA Dojima in Osaka, QTnet in Fukuoka and HOTnet in Sapporo, where AT TOKYO is the tenant.
Who buys space in the Chuo Center?
Carriers, internet service providers and financial institutions - AT TOKYO is Japan's principal carrier-neutral interconnection operator rather than a retail hosting company.