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Quantum Mesh Showcasing 'KAMUI' at Japan Mobility Show 2025

Quantum Mesh, a pioneering company in the field of data management, has announced its participation in the upcoming Japan Mobility Show 2025, slated for October 30 to November 9, 2025, at Tokyo Big Sight. The company will present its innovative immersion cooling system, 'KAMUI', specifically designed for AI data centers, as part of the Tokyo Future Tour 2035 zone. This exhibition aims to highlight the essential collaboration in constructing a robust data integration foundation suitable for the era of AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things).

In recent years, the surge in generative AI technologies has transformed our lives, making processes more efficient and feasible. However, the rapid production and distribution of data demand a solid infrastructure for secure data management. Besides, the global challenge of providing substantial power for operating advanced AI and robotic technologies has become more pronounced.

Japan presents a unique opportunity, as many rural regions are already equipped with optimal energy and communication infrastructures tailored for the AIoT era. Quantum Mesh has actively engaged in revitalizing local economies by implementing decentralized data centers across Japan. These centers ensure secure and efficient management of data, enabling localized data circulation. The goal is to achieve a world-class energy efficiency with a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.03, facilitated by its cutting-edge immersion cooling systems.

During JMS2025, Quantum Mesh will exhibit the 'KAMUI' cooling system along with collaborative partnerships. Notable industry partners such as TIS Inc., AMD Japan, and ugo Inc. will join the Quantum Mesh booth, collaborating to create a futuristic digital infrastructure that supports Japan’s data economy. For attendees, this will be an opportunity to engage with a vision for a future urban environment that seamlessly integrates technology into daily life, reminiscent of 'Aoyama Street in 2035' within the Tokyo Future Tour zone.

What is 'WATT BIT ROAD'?

'WATT BIT ROAD' symbolizes the fusion of infrastructure that connects Japan and its socioeconomic landscape. The term integrates two critical elements of modernity: 'WATT' (energy) and 'BIT' (data communication). As traditional roads facilitated the flow of goods and people, the emerging 'WATT BIT ROAD' signals the evolution of these pathways towards accommodating both vehicular mobility and data transmission. Quantum Mesh seeks to establish a decentralized data management framework through modular edge designs along the 'WATT BIT ROAD', positioning it as a cornerstone for the data-sharing dynamics of the AIoT epoch.

Japan Mobility Show 2025 Overview

The Japan Mobility Show 2025 will span from October 30 to November 9, 2025, at the prominent Tokyo Big Sight venue. More information is available on the official website.

About the Tokyo Future Tour 2035 Zone

Within JMS2025, the Tokyo Future Tour 2035 will feature perspectives on future mobility and technological transformations that are more accessible than before. This program is designed for participants to experience innovative advancements with contributions from over 100 companies and organizations, rendering a glimpse of Tokyo in 2035.

About Quantum Mesh

Founded in June 2023, Quantum Mesh operates from its headquarters in Ginza, Tokyo. The company specializes in developing and deploying portable data centers that ensure the secure processing and protection of vast information assets. With a commitment to facilitate 'correct DX' (Digital Transformation), Quantum Mesh promotes an integrated approach to building future cities powered by AI and IoT technologies.

For more information, visit Quantum Mesh's website.