Sakura Internet Ishikari Data Center

The Sakura Datacenter in Ishikari is a state-of-the-art facility optimized for cloud computing and is one of the largest suburban data centers in Japan. Utilizing the cool climate of Hokkaido, the data center employs an innovative cooling system that significantly reduces energy consumption. The design of the data center is modular, allowing for flexible expansion in response to demand.

Strategically located, the Ishikari Datacenter boasts a low risk for natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis, ensuring a secure environment for critical data. The facility is equipped with a high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power supply system, which improves power efficiency and reduces equipment investment costs.

The data center's commitment to sustainability is evident in its construction and operations. It features a solar power plant, the Ishikari Photovoltaic Power Station, which supplies clean energy directly to the facility. This integration of renewable energy sources underscores the data center's dedication to environmental responsibility and operational efficiency.