Telehouse's second Nagoya building sits in Naka-ku, the central ward that holds the city's financial and carrier addresses, under the 460-0003 postcode covering Nishiki. KDDI announced it on 18 February 2009 as TELEHOUSE Nagoya Sakae, with service starting late that September. What KDDI does not give out is a street number, a floor area or a power figure, so anyone sizing a deployment here begins with a conversation rather than a datasheet. The platform behind it is substantial: 20 data centres in nine Japanese cities under the Telehouse brand, part of more than 45 sites worldwide, with Nagoya acting as the inland manufacturing counterweight to Tokyo and Osaka. On certification the position is plain: no Japanese Telehouse site appears in the Uptime Institute's award list, this one included.
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What does KDDI call its second Nagoya data centre?
TELEHOUSE Nagoya Sakae. KDDI announced it on 18 February 2009 and brought it into service in late September that year.
Which part of Nagoya is the Telehouse site in?
Naka-ku, the central ward, under postcode 460-0003 for Nishiki. KDDI publishes no street number for the building.
How large is the Telehouse estate in Japan?
KDDI runs 20 data centres across nine Japanese cities under the brand, within a global estate of more than 45 sites.
Which certifications attest the Nagoya building?
Japan's Telehouse sites carry no Uptime Institute award, so a compliance team should ask KDDI directly for the ISO scope covering this building.