Choosing infrastructure for Japan-facing workloads is no longer just a question of performance. Many organizations now need to explain where data is hosted, how systems are operated, and why a particular platform was selected. That makes...

More U.S. and multinational corporations are choosing to establish local data servers in Japan for their subsidiaries and branch offices. This trend is not only driven by compliance with Japanese laws but also by practical factors such a...

In recent years, more global companies — especially those based in the U.S. — have begun hosting their data in Japan. Behind this trend lies a clear logic: Japan’s strict data protection laws, stable infrastructure, and reputation for re...