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NTT Global Data Centers is the colocation and wholesale data center division of NTT DATA, operating dozens of carrier-neutral facilities across the Americas, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific/India as of 2025-2026. Formed through the consolidation of acquisitions including RagingWire (US), e-shelter (Germany), Gyron (UK), and Netmagic/NetMagic (India), the company builds and runs its own campuses — from Sacramento, Ashburn, and Chicago in the US to Frankfurt, London, Johannesburg, Mumbai, Tokyo, and Bangkok abroad — rather than purely reselling third-party space. Its customer base skews toward hyperscale cloud providers and large enterprises, and it has been expanding gigawatt-scale campuses and deploying liquid cooling to accommodate rising AI/GPU density, notably introducing liquid immersion and direct-contact liquid cooling at its Navi Mumbai 1 facility in India. NTT positions itself among the largest data center operators globally by geographic spread, spanning more than 20 countries and regions.
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NTT Data has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaNavi Mumbai 1AI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Navi Mumbai 1 hosted NTT's first-ever production deployment of liquid immersion cooling and direct contact liquid cooling anywhere in its global data center portfolio.
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaNoida 2CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Noida 2's first building covers 300,000 sq ft (28,000 sqm) as NTT's second campus outside Delhi.
Kolkata, West Bengal, IndiaKolkata 1 CampusCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The planned Kolkata campus, at the Bengal Silicon Valley Tech Center, is designed to eventually include three data centers.
Inzai, JapanTKY12CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW TKY12 is being developed as a hyperscale campus in the Inzai-Shiroi area outside Tokyo.
Ibaraki, JapanOsaka North 1 (OSK12)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW OSK12 marks NTT's expansion into what is described as one of Japan's fastest-growing digital hubs outside central Osaka.
Osaka, JapanOS2 (Telepark Dojima Building 2)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
Rozenburg, NetherlandsAMS1CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +31 85 076 4515PENDING REVIEW Per NTT Data's own site: NTT states Amsterdam 1 offers 20.7MW of critical IT load and 7,500+m² of IT space, growing to 40MW at full build-out.
Centurion, South AfricaJOH1TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW JOH1 uses a closed-loop chilled water system with air-cooled chillers so cooling water is not evaporated, and it was NTT's first data center in South Africa.
Dagenham, UKLON1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW London 1 opened as NTT's flagship UK data center, increasing NTT's UK capacity by over 200% once fully operational.
Phoenix, Arizona, USAPH1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW PH1 is the first of a planned seven data centers on a 240MW, 102-acre campus in Mesa on the Elliot Road Technology Corridor.
Sacramento, California, USACA1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per NTT Data's own site: NTT's own materials describe the Sacramento campus (CA1, CA2, CA3) as offering more than 30MW of capacity available today.
Santa Clara, California, USASV1CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +1 916 286 3000PENDING REVIEW SV1 is described as the first Santa Clara data center to feature a base isolation system for earthquake resistance.
Chicago, Illinois, USACH1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per NTT Data's own site: NTT describes its Chicago campus as delivering world-class connectivity through an extensive fiber network with minimal natural disaster risk.
Hillsboro, Oregon, USAHI1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per NTT Data's own site: NTT describes its Hillsboro campus as a 126MW data center campus.
Dallas, Texas, USATX1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Dallas TX1 has been recognized by an industry publication as one of the most beautiful data centers in the world.
The clearest documented AI-related infrastructure at NTT Global Data Centers is at its Navi Mumbai 1 facility in India, where the company introduced liquid immersion cooling (LIC) and direct contact liquid cooling (DCLC) in 2023 — the first production deployment of these technologies anywhere in NTT's global data center portfolio. The project was done in partnership with a major fintech client and vendors including Sudlows and Dell, and NTT has said it intends to extend lessons from this deployment to other facilities globally. Beyond this specific site, NTT executives have described broadly expanding liquid cooling capacity across the network over 2023-2025 to support rising AI/GPU density, though most such statements do not name individual buildings.
Navi Mumbai, IndiaNavi Mumbai 1AI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Navi Mumbai 1 hosted NTT's first-ever production deployment of liquid immersion cooling and direct contact liquid cooling anywhere in its global data center portfolio.
Common Questions
Does NTT Global Data Centers have AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
Yes — NTT's Navi Mumbai 1 facility in Mumbai, India was the site of the company's first deployment of liquid immersion cooling (LIC) and direct contact liquid cooling (DCLC) technologies worldwide, introduced in 2023 to support high-density IT loads more efficiently. Company executives have also described accelerating deployment of liquid cooling capacity across its portfolio over 2023-2025 in response to AI workload demands, though most such statements describe the company generally rather than naming specific buildings.
What does NTT Global Data Centers actually sell?
It sells colocation — physical rack, cage, private suite, and wholesale data hall space that customers, including hyperscale cloud providers and enterprises, install their own equipment into, along with related connectivity and interconnection services.
How many US markets does NTT Global Data Centers operate in?
As of recent company materials, NTT Global Data Centers Americas (formerly RagingWire) operates across seven US markets: Ashburn, Sacramento, Chicago, Hillsboro, Santa Clara, Dallas, and Phoenix.
Where did NTT's Johannesburg data center come from?
NTT's Johannesburg 1 (JOH1) facility, located in the Samrand/Centurion area, opened as the company's first data center in South Africa, initially offering 6MW and 3,000 sqm in its first phase with plans to reach 12MW.
Does NTT Data offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 64 facilities where NTT Data may offer colocation services. Please contact NTT Data directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does NTT Data offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for NTT Data yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact NTT Data directly to confirm cloud availability.
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