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KDDI Chūō-ku is a Telehouse (KDDI) KDDI Chūō-ku data center located at 2 Chome-2-72 Shiromi in Osaka, Japan. This building serves as a key hub for colocation and cloud infrastructure needs in Western Japan, offering direct cloud connectivity to the Osaka region and a network ecosystem with 12 listed networks.
Telehouse (KDDI) provides colocation options through cabinets and cages, supporting diverse infrastructure deployments within KDDI Chūō-ku. Buyers can also procure Ethernet Private Line offerings, with options from providers such as KDDI Corporation and TOKAI Communications Corporation, for secure point-to-point private connectivity. Security and capacity requirements for global customers are supported by the Telehouse (KDDI) global network of 31 owned data centers.
Telehouse (KDDI) features a network ecosystem including direct interconnection options with networks like Amazon.com and Netflix, and presence at the JPIX Osaka internet exchange. Inflect helps businesses compare colocation and Ethernet Private Line offerings at KDDI Chūō-ku, allowing buyers to request quotes and coordinate procurement.
Telehouse (KDDI) operates a global network of data centers, with listed offerings available in 33 locations worldwide. This extensive footprint supports global businesses seeking digital infrastructure solutions at scale.
Q: What cloud connectivity options are listed for KDDI Chūō-ku?
A: KDDI Chūō-ku offers cloud connectivity to the Osaka region through three listed providers, including KDDI Corporation and Telehouse (KDDI). The data center supports direct cloud interconnect access for various cloud offerings, enabling customers to manage private cloud connection requirements.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for KDDI Chūō-ku?
A: KDDI Chūō-ku provides extensive network and connectivity options, with 12 listed networks and presence at the JPIX Osaka internet exchange. This enables direct, low-latency interconnectivity with networks such as Amazon.com and Netflix to support performance-sensitive data center requirements.