Fujitsu opens 1st data center in China

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Fujitsu has launched its first data center in China, the Fujitsu South China Data Center. Located in the Guangdong High-Tech Service Zone for Financial Institutions, it is South China’s first Tier 3 plus data center. Its investors are the Nanhai People’s Government of Foshan and Fujitsu, and it is managed and operated by Fujitsu South China Technology Services Ltd.

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Masayuki Tomimuro, Regional CEO of China, said, “As the world’s third largest IT services provider, Fujitsu has a proud history in the design, construction and operation of intelligent data centers as well as data center technology innovation. Fujitsu data centers around the world follow a unified certification system and operating standard. Backed up by 15 years of experience in global data center services, Fujitsu is well positioned to provide world-class, green data center expertise for clients seeking a flexible selection of services for their critical business data assets.”

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The Fujitsu South China Data Center has a gross area of 12,200 square meters and uses earthquake resistant steel and concrete, with one subterranean floor and four above-ground levels. The overall area of the building is over 12,000 square meters and can house 1,000 servers in full operation.

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