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GTM SOUTH AFRICA | GLOBAL DATA CENTERS EMEA Johannesburg 1 Data Center Complete solutions for your network systems Site brochure ntt.com Site brochure | Johannesburg 1 Data Center Home to the cloud South Africa is the data center market infrastructure supported by n+1 UPS leader in Africa as a whole. The African systems, n+1 generator backup, as well e-marketplace for growth and innovation markets are expected to accelerate in as highly redundant cooling systems. Our Johannesburg is the largest and most the coming years, as mobile and fixed data center will hold multiple certifications populous city in South Africa. It´s also connections are growing fast in the and will be connected to the major Internet the provincial capital and largest city continent. Service Providers NAP Africa and JINX. of Gauteng, the wealthiest province in The Johannesburg 1 Data Center To validate hybrid cloud services and South Africa. Johannesburg, classed as will be located in the ›Central Point innovations faster and at lower cost, our an alpha level city, is an economic and Innovation District‹, in close distance Technology Experience Labs provide the financial hub in South Africa, home to to highway N1 and a 30-minute drive perfect hosted ecosystem in a live data Africa’s largest stock exchange, the JSE, from the Johannesburg Airport as well center environment. which ranks among the top 20 in the as the city center. JOH1 is planned as world. The city hosts the South African a dedicated data center new build and headquarters of more than half of the is being developed in two stages. The world’s top 20 global brands, including Location campus will offer an IT space of about Barclays, Huawei, LG, L’Oréal, Song 3,000 sqm and a client IT load of 6 MW N Ericsson and Tata Group. after completion of phase 1. The grand JHB1 1 South Africa has one of the largest IT opening is scheduled for Q1 2022. 14 industries in Africa and the sector is an idrand Tembisa important contributor to South Africa’s A solution for every GDP. Johannesburg stands among requirement the leading cities in South Africa for With a total of 6,000 sqm IT space and etabon this sector. Global technology players 3 andton a maximum of 12 MW once fully built Airport oodepoort O.R Tambo including the likes of Google, SAP, out, Johannesburg 1 will offer complete andbur HP, IBM, Oracle all have a base in the solutions for housing your IT and network 12 city. The JINX (Johannesburg Internet systems in a secure, high availability Exchange) resides in the city, which environment. We provide you with the ermiston was the first internet exchange point best possible physical and technical oweto Johannesburg in Africa. Johannesburg has citywide fiber-optic networks and three of the four mobile network operators in South Africa (Cell C, MTN and Vodacom) have their base in Johannesburg. Johannesburg has a vibrant start-up scene, with initiatives in place such as JoziHub, which cultivates young entrepreneurship and innovation. In terms of the data center industry, Johannesburg is the data center capital of South Africa, representing a massive majority of capacity in the country. Furthermore, 2 | © Copyright NTT Limited 2020 datacenter.hello.global.ntt Site brochure | Johannesburg 1 Data Center Secure and flexible space built to your specifications Overview of our main product offerings: Your requirements are the most important aspect of our service offering. You Fully-fitted Colocation rack choose, we deliver. Whether you select Carrier rack a building shell which you configure Cage yourself, or we construct it according to your specifications, or even if you Suite want to rent a single rack in our shared Shell and core Area environment, we can accommodate your needs. We will also ensure the space Supporting products and services Multi service interconnection platform is highly available through our years of engineering critical data centers while Cross connects maintaining high levels of security to keep Remote-hands your infrastructure and data safe. Infrastructure Data center space • average power density of 2.0 kW/sqm with extended post to 3,000 mm accommodating an electric fence • 6,000 sqm of IT space • power supply at 20 kV level • card swipe entry/exit to all doors • flexible colocation deployments: single • all IT racks supplied with two separate rack colocation, cages, suites, turnkey UPS systems (A- and B-supply) with • preventive risk assessment as well build to suites, shell and core solutions n+1 redundancy as continuous testing and training of operating personnel • ancillary spaces (offices, storages, • redundantly designed emergency power and pre-installation rooms) available system with diesel generators n+1 Connectivity • common areas such as meeting rooms and catering area Fire protection • carrier-neutral • smoke detection early warning system • carrier mix from global tier 1 supplier Cooling (VESDA) in the return air path to regional supplier • chilled water data suite cooling with air- • pre-action dry-pipe multi-range nitrogen • connectivity to the major carrier hubs cooled free-cooling chiller systems with gas extinguishing system in South Africa a minimum of n+1 redundancy • fire protection walls to a minimum of • pre-spliced dark fiber available on and supplemental adiabatic system 60 minutes separation demand for efficiency • monitoring with automatic digital fire • redundant Carrier-Meet-Me-Rooms • concurrently maintainable AHUs alarm system • redundant cabling infrastructure with providing fresh air pressurization and diverse paths humidity control to data suites Security • pre-cabling to support fast cross • chilled water cooling to MMR and to • 24/7 Security Operations Center and connect deployments electrical plant rooms (n+1) remote Service Control Center • high-performance internet access • pressure relief and cold smoke extract • redundant monitoring of all critical • inter DC connectivity between NTT data system to all suppressed areas functions underpinned by standardized centers for geo-redundant solutions security processes and the multi level • multi cloud interconnection platform Power security zone principle, secures the to connect our clients to major cloud • on-site substation delivering 20 MVA rental area and the technical operation service providers such as Amazon Web of power • site perimeter fence to be 2,700 mm Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google • maximum client IT load of 12 MW high ClearVu or similar fence, Cloud Platform 3 | © Copyright NTT Limited 2020 datacenter.hello.global.ntt Site brochure | Johannesburg 1 Data Center Additional services • consulting, general and implementation Technology Experience Lab planning for development projects • Technology spaces: Globally available facilities in productive data centers of • client implementation NTT that bring together more than 140 technology partners to enable prospects • installation services and clients to test and validate, but also innovate on the latest technologies. • remote-hands services • Industry communities: Today, information technologies are a key enabler to • facility services many organizations. Our industry communities help these organizations to • audit support identify relevant technology providers and connect with helpful contacts. • Start-ups and Venture Capital: Many times, start-ups are major drivers when it Global data center network comes to disrupting various industries. Our start-up unit brings together start- ups, corporates and venture capitalists to enable and accelerate innovation. • part of the NTT family of over 160 data centers around the world • connectivity options to the global NTT network About the Global Data Centers division of NTT • access and use of Technology Global Data Centers is a division of NTT Ltd. and incorporates DPA, e-shelter, Gyron, Experience Labs with a worldwide NetMagic, NTT Indonesia Nexcenter, RagingWire and other NTT Communications partner network group Data Center divisions. Our combined global platform is one of the largest in the world, with over 160 data centers spanning more than 20 countries and regions Service Level Agreement including North America, Europe, Africa and APAC. As a neutral operator, we offer access to multiple cloud providers, a large variety of Internet Exchanges and teleco- • 99.999% power uptime availability mmunication network providers including our own IPv6 compliant, tier 1 global IP • climate control conditions in line with network. Our clients benefit from tailored infrastructure and experience consistent ASHRAE guidelines best practices in design and operations across all of our highly reliable, scalable, and • connectivity availability customizable data centers. 4 | © Copyright NTT Limited 2020 datacenter.hello.global.ntt Site brochure | Johannesburg 1 Data Center Flexible connection to data centers and clouds: 20+ countries and 450,000 sqm server space EMEA UK | London Germany Frankfurt | Munich Berlin | Hamburg | Bonn Netherlands | Amsterdam Switzerland | Zurich Austria | Vienna France | Paris Spain | Madrid Japan South Africa Tokyo Johannesburg Osaka US APAC Ashburn | Sacramento China Dallas | Bayarea Shanghai | Hong Kong New York | Chicago Singapore Oregon | Arizona Malaysia | Cyberjaya India Thailand | Bangkok Mumbai | Bangalore Vietnam | Hanoi Chennai | Noida Indonesia | Jakarta Data center location Philippines | Manila Paraguay Australia NTT Ltd. 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