Empyrion Digital TK1 Data Centre

within Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, JP, Tokyo, JP

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Metro: Tokyo, JP Country: Japan Region: Asia

Colocation space
21,000
Power capacity
25 MW

Empyrion Digital's Tokyo project is called JP1: a five-storey building of 21,000 m2 carrying 25 MW, sited within 5 km of Otemachi and the exchange fabric that sits there. Empyrion announced it on 2 September 2024 with a binding agreement signed and power already secured, put construction start in 2025 and targets operation in late 2027. Behind it is Seraya Partners, which launched the Empyrion platform in 2021 and has committed US$828 million of equity to a portfolio spanning Singapore, Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Bangkok and Johor. The design is described as Tier III-quality, which is an intention rather than an award: Empyrion's one Uptime certificate is a Tier III Certification of Design Documents for TW1 in Taipei. No street address has been published for the Tokyo site.

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Colocation space
21,000 m2 (about 226,040 sq ft) over five storeys
Power capacity
25 MW

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Frequently asked questions

What is Empyrion's Tokyo data centre called?
JP1. That is the code in Empyrion Digital's own announcement of 2 September 2024 and in the trade reporting of it.
How large will JP1 be?
25 MW across five storeys and 21,000 m2, about 226,040 sq ft, within 5 km of Otemachi.
When is JP1 expected to open?
Construction was set to begin in 2025, with the building targeted to be operational in late 2027. Empyrion states that power for it has been secured.
Which Uptime award does Empyrion Digital hold?
A Tier III Certification of Design Documents for TW1 in Taipei. JP1 is described as Tier III-quality, which is a design intention rather than a certification, and Japan's register carries no Empyrion entry.