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BRISBANE, Australia<\/span>, Dec. 4, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — NEXTDC Limited (ASX: NXT), Australia’s<\/span> leading data centre services provider, today announced the official groundbreaking of TK1 Tokyo<\/span><\/b>, a next-generation, AI-ready data centre to be constructed in central Tokyo<\/span>, with targeted completion in late 2030.<\/p>\n

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NEXTDC TK1 Tokyo forms part of NEXTDC’s multi-market expansion strategy across the Asia Pacific region<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Situated in central Tokyo’s<\/span> Minato ward, immediately adjacent to the iconic Tokyo Tower, TK1 Tokyo<\/span> marks NEXTDC’s first facility in Japan<\/span>. The development extends NEXTDC’s interconnected digital ecosystem into one of the world’s most significant cloud, AI and mission-critical computing markets.<\/p>\n

The first of its kind for NEXTDC in Japan<\/span>, TK1 Tokyo<\/span> will offer this fast-paced market access to digital-critical infrastructure, combined with secure, low-latency access to global cloud platforms to keep pace with the increasing adoption of AI, automation and advanced digital services.<\/p>\n

As Japan<\/span> accelerates its adoption of AI, automation and advanced digital services, TK1 Tokyo<\/span> will provide the critical infrastructure required to support low-latency, high-performance workloads in the heart of the capital.<\/p>\n

NEXTDC CEO and Managing Director, Craig Scroggie<\/span>, said the project represents an important milestone in the company’s international expansion strategy.<\/p>\n

“TK1 Tokyo<\/span> is a landmark moment for NEXTDC as we extend our sovereign-grade platform into one of Asia’s<\/span> most important digital economies. Its location in central Tokyo<\/span>, combined with our Tier IV-quality design and operations, provides customers with a new AI-ready landing zone at the centre of Japan’s<\/span> connectivity ecosystem,” Mr Scroggie said.<\/p>\n

“Delivered in partnership with CBRE Investment Management and our leading global technology partners, TK1 Tokyo<\/span> strengthens our ability to support customers’ growth, resilience and sustainability ambitions across the region.”<\/p>\n

TK1 Tokyo<\/span> is designed to support customers next-generation AI growth and digital transformation, drawing on NEXTDC’s experience designing and operating a sophisticated network of mission critical digital-infrastructure. The Tokyo<\/span> campus will deliver fault-tolerant infrastructure, advanced security and rich network connectivity, enabling hyperscalers, cloud platforms, defence organisations and enterprises to deploy latency-sensitive, high-density workloads close to Japan’s<\/span> core business and population centres, and ensuring con<\/span>sistent operational excellence, resilience and security across their regional footprint.<\/p>\n

TK1 Tokyo<\/span> forms part of NEXTDC’s multi-market expansion strategy, following major developments such as KL1 Kuala Lumpur<\/span>. The company is positioning itself for a landmark period of growth driven by AI, cloud migration and increasing sovereign digital infrastructure requirements across the Asia Pacific<\/span> region.<\/p>\n

With groundbreaking completed and work underway, operational readiness is targeted for late 2030, TK1 Tokyo<\/span> will support enterprise, government and cloud providers seeking to modernise, secure and scale their digital operations in one of the world’s most advanced technology economies.<\/p>\n

Key technical specifications of TK1 Tokyo<\/span><\/p>\n