NTT Data plans to invest $9 billion to expand its data centers in Japan.

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NTT Data plans to invest at least $9 billion (approximately 1.5 trillion yen) by 2033 to raise Japan’s data center computing capacity to 1 gigawatt, adding around 750 megawatts to meet AI demand. The firm, Japan’s largest data center operator, may adjust the investment scale based on price and demand fluctuations, with costs for AI accelerators such as NVIDIA excluded. This move underscores intense competition and supply tightness in Japan’s AI infrastructure.

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