About the Report

Japan has the second largest Data Centre market in the Asia Pacific Region (behind China and just ahead of Australia) served by over twenty Data Centre Providers and just under 100 facilities.

A series of inward investors have recently announced new Data Centre developments in Japan. Investors include Singaporean-based logistics investor GLP and Hong Kong-based private equity investor Gaw Capital. GLP in February 2022 announced that it is to invest up to USD $12 billion in developing 900 MW of power over the next five-year period with a focus on the Greater Tokyo and Osaka areas (accounting for up to 600 MW of power) – with the first building in the Greater Tokyo campus to be launched from 2024.

Datacentrepricing forecasts that Japanese Data Centre supply will grow by 48 per cent (space), 37 per cent (power) and 58 per cent (revenues) for the four-year period to the end of 2026.

New Data Centre Metro city markets are being formed in the Tokyo & Osaka. Tokyo is the fourth largest city in terms of DC space, behind Beijing and Melbourne and Osaka in sixth place with Shanghai and Melbourne ahead in forth and fifth place respectively.

Table of Contents

A list of Tables and Charts
Methodology
Executive Summary
List of Data Centre providers showing location, size and power for each
Profiles of key Data Centre profiles
Details of the new Data Centre developments planned
Key Data Centre Providers market share
Key geographical clusters
A forecast for Data Centre raised floor space from the end of 2022 to the end of 2026
A forecast for Data Centre Customer Power from the end of 2022 to the end of 2026
A forecast for Data Centre utilisation
A forecast for Data Centre pricing
A forecast for Data Centre revenues from the end of 2022 to the end of 2026
Key Conclusions