NTT Com will launch its Osaka 7 data center in Japan on December 1 – to expand the company’s colocation data center capacity in the Kansai region. Osaka 7 will launch with server space of 3,800m2, top class in the region, and will eventually offer 9,500m2 and 4,200 racks.

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