Ready Server Expands to Japan Through Strategic AT TOKYO Data Center Partnership

Bridging the Asia-Pacific Corridor

Ready Server has announced its strategic expansion into the Japanese market through a partnership with AT TOKYO, a leading carrier-neutral data center operator. This launch marks the company's third regional availability zone, joining Singapore and Hong Kong to create a high-performance connectivity triangle across Asia. The move is designed to support businesses requiring fast, low-latency deployments in one of the world's most critical digital hubs.

Premium Infrastructure at CC1

The deployment is hosted within AT TOKYO's flagship CC1 facility, known for its extreme carrier density and robust network routes. By situating infrastructure in this carrier hotel, Ready Server provides users with direct cross-connects to major providers such as NTT Global and PCCW Global. This ensures that web developers and system integrators can maintain consistent performance while avoiding the congestion often found on standard public networks.

Solving the Hyperscale Complexity

The platform specifically targets the growing gap between budget hosting and complex hyperscale clouds. Many small and medium enterprises find global enterprise platforms too difficult to manage or prohibitively expensive due to variable bandwidth fees. Ready Server addresses these friction points by offering a simplified interface and a predictable pricing model that includes unmetered bandwidth and hourly billing options.

Reliable Power and Performance

Leveraging the stability of the TEPCO power grid through the AT TOKYO partnership, the new Tokyo hub offers high-level uptime for production-grade workloads. The hardware environment utilizes enterprise-grade NVMe storage and high-frequency CPUs to handle demanding applications. This focus on reliability allows developers to scale their resources instantly without worrying about the performance degradation often found in lower-tier hosting environments.

Future Global Expansion

Japan is just one milestone in a broader roadmap that includes future sites in Seoul, Taipei, and Sydney. The company is also evaluating a secondary Japanese location in Osaka to provide further redundancy within the country. As the Asia Pacific cloud market continues its projected growth toward USD 104.24 billion and beyond, Ready Server remains focused on delivering accessible infrastructure across the region's primary financial centers.