Fujitsu announced the availability of new Tier III data center capabilities in New York and California, in addition to the planned opening of its new Tier III data center in Regina, Saskatchewan. The facilities, which cater to Japan Originated Companies (JOC), offer state-of-the-art datacenter services, including big data analysis, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), deployment of cloud applications, as well as secure storage and disaster recovery. Users connect through a dedicated network. Fujitsu also provides Japanese bilingual services.
“Companies across the world are demanding more enhanced services and solutions to help them realize their globalization ambitions,” says Bob Pryor, head of Americas and corporate vice president, Fujitsu Ltd. “By delivering Japanese bi-lingual datacenter capabilities, Fujitsu further demonstrates its long-standing commitment to helping customers achieve their business objectives, in this case delivering unique capabilities to JOC customers well beyond the scope of its world-class datacenter offering.”
Fujitsu noted it has more than two million square feet of data center capacity from more than 150 data centers spread across North America, Asia and Europe.
