78 facilities · 23 operators · 1,841 MW tracked
Colocation in Tokyo: pricing, providers and capacity
23 operators run 78 tracked data centers in Tokyo (66 operational, 1,841+ MW published, 7 AI-ready). Below: the published price benchmark for this market, retail list prices where operators publish them, who owns capacity here, and how to get comparable quotes. Catalog data from primary sources; no estimates.
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How much does colocation cost in Tokyo?
23 operators run 78 tracked data centers in Tokyo; the largest by sites is Equinix (14). Wholesale colocation in Tokyo is benchmarked at $280 per kW per month (CBRE, Global Data Center Trends 2026 (17 June 2026), H2 2025 – Q2 2026). No operator in this market publishes a retail rate card; prices are quoted on request.
Wholesale benchmark
$280 /kW·mo
Tokyo · CBRE, Global Data Center Trends 2026 (17 June 2026) · H2 2025 – Q2 2026
Published average; CBRE reports rents stable year over year
Published retail prices
No operator in Tokyo publishes a retail rate card on its website. That is normal for wholesale-led markets and says nothing about price level — request quotes with one brief.
Colocation providers in Tokyo
Operators with tracked data centers in Tokyo, sorted by sites, then published capacity. Sites / operational; MW is the sum of what each operator publishes for these sites. Some entries are hyperscaler or enterprise sites that do not sell colocation — check the facility card.
Availability in Tokyo: what the numbers do and do not say
Published megawatts describe how facilities are designed, not how much power is available to a new customer today. Vacancy is confirmed only in an operator's proposal for a specific hall and ready-for-service date. Where operators have told Coloprice that a market is sold out to a date, the facility cards say so; otherwise assume nothing and ask each provider the same question.
What the colocation price includes — and what it does not
- Included in the base fee: rack or cabinet space, a committed power circuit, cooling, physical security, and usually a basic remote-hands allowance.
- Billed separately: metered electricity above the allowance (or a per-kWh rate on retail contracts), cross-connects, IP transit, additional remote hands, and one-off setup or installation fees.
- Wholesale contracts add annual escalators, ramp schedules and power-commitment minimums; retail contracts add overage rates and bandwidth caps. Compare providers on the same committed kW, density, term and connectivity.
See also
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FAQ
Who are the largest colocation providers in Tokyo?
By tracked sites: Equinix with 14. By published IT capacity: Ada Infrastructure with 583 MW. Facility counts and MW come from operator pages and registries; the table above lists every operator with a tracked site in Tokyo, including some that do not sell space.
Is there colocation capacity available in Tokyo right now?
Coloprice tracks 78 facilities here (66 operational, 12 under construction or announced) but does not track vacancy. Availability, rack density and delivery dates are confirmed only in a current proposal for a specific hall — send the same brief to several providers and compare.
How do I get comparable colocation quotes in Tokyo?
Send every provider one brief: committed kW, density per rack, redundancy, carriers and cloud on-ramps, start date, term and expansion rights. Ask for space, power, metered electricity, cross-connects, installation and remote hands as separate lines, then compare against the Tokyo benchmark. The form below routes one brief to matching operators; no operator pays for position.
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