The first data centre of Fujitsu has been launched in China. The Fujitsu South, China Data Centre is located at the Guangdong High-Tech Service Zone for the Financial Institutions.
The new data centre is also China’s first Tier 3 plus data centre. The investors of the data centre are the People’s Government of Foshan and Fujitsu and is managed and operated by Fujitsu South China Technology Services Ltd.
The regional CEO of China, Masayaki Tomimuro 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.” The data centres of Fujitsu across the globe follow a unified certification system and operating standard.
The company has a 15 year experience in global data centre services and is also well positioned to provide word-class green data centre expertise for the clients who need a flexible selection of services for their critical business data assets. The Fujitsu South China Data Centre uses earthquake resistant steel and concrete and is spread across 12,200 square meters. The data centre also has one subterranean floor and four above the ground levels.
