First phase of 30MW campus due live in 2027
APAC data center firm Flow Digital Infrastructure has started work on a new facility in Tokyo, Japan.
The PAG-owned firm this week announced that construction is underway for its new data center campus in Central Tokyo.
The campus will consist of two buildings, TK7 and TK8, with a combined IT load of 30MW. The first building, the 6MW TK7, is set to be ready for service in Q1 2027.
Sanjay Goel, CEO of Flow, said: “This development marks a significant milestone in Flow’s expansion in Asia Pacific and underscores our commitment to Japan as a priority market. We look forward to serving hyperscalers and enterprises with capacity needs in the Central Tokyo area, offering solutions that address the market’s longstanding supply constraints and demand complexities.”
Flow was established in 2021. It is backed by PAG Real Assets, the real estate investment wing of PAG, an alternative investment firm focused on Asia Pacific with some $55 billion in assets under management.
With these new facilities, Flow said its portfolio expands to eleven facilities in development and operation across Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and Malaysia, with more than 170MW of IT capacity.
