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A Sustainable Future: Green Data Centers Initiative

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Dai-ki Axis Sustainable Power, Morgenrot, and Mirait One have joined forces to revolutionize the digital infrastructure landscape. The companies have unveiled plans to launch a new generation of green data centers that leverage renewable energy resources, with operations set to commence in March 2026. The venture aligns with Japan's national push for the integration of watt-bit collaboration and the decentralization of digital infrastructure.

What is the Green Data Center Initiative?

The Green Data Center initiative aims to maximize the use of renewable energy sources to build environmentally friendly and sustainable data centers. This ambitious project builds upon a tripartite agreement signed in June 2024, focusing on the development and business deployment of green data centers. With the rising demand for AI and cloud computing solutions, the need for high-performance and reliable digital infrastructure in Japan has become increasingly critical.

Moreover, global warming and economic security concerns have intensified calls for sustainable and clean data center infrastructure within the nation. These centers offer viable solutions to address these pressing issues.

Innovative Operational Sites

Dai-ki Axis Sustainable Power (DASP) is responsible for the ownership and management of the newly established data centers in Ehime and Chiba Prefectures. These state-of-the-art facilities have been meticulously designed and prepared to support sustained business growth by integrating solar power systems, significantly reducing environmental impact through the use of renewable energy.

The data centers incorporate high-performance GPU resources, such as NVIDIA’s HGX B200, thanks to the expertise of Mirait One in constructing core infrastructure. This advanced technology ensures that the computing needs of AI applications and other complex demands can be reliably met.

Efficient Resource Management

Utilizing Morgenrot’s innovative GPU cloud platform, the MORGENROT® Cloud Bouquet, the project guarantees effective management and stable supply of GPU resources. This collaboration enhances the quality of computational services powered by clean energy.

Through these initiatives, the project aims to contribute to the decentralization of data centers in line with national directives, playing a crucial role in achieving a carbon-neutral society.

Unique Features of the Green Data Centers

1. Optimization of Renewable Energy Use

The initiative pushes for the introduction and management of renewable energy systems, striving for a model that minimizes environmental burden and promotes sustainable power utilization.

2. High-Performance Digital Infrastructure

Equipped to handle the growing demands for AI, cloud services, and high-performance computing, the centers are designed with a dense and efficient structure to allow flexible developments in the future.

3. High Reliability and Availability

With stable communication environments, redundant designs, and robust operational management, the data centers will assure the high reliability expected from essential social infrastructure.

4. Integration of Advanced Technologies

The strengths and expertise from all three companies will be pooled together to create new values that transcend conventional data center operations.

5. Provision of High-Performance GPU Resources

The two facilities will offer powerful GPU resources, including NVIDIA's advanced hardware, to meet increasing computation needs effectively.

6. Contribution to Local Communities and Resource Utilization

The initiative emphasizes local resource utilization and aims to enhance regional economies by converting unused sites into operational grounds, further promoting sustainability.

Company Roles in the Project

• - DASP: Develops and manages the overarching strategy and the operational base for the green data centers, introducing renewable energy facilities.
• - Morgenrot: Responsible for procuring and implementing GPU servers, deploying systems, and providing GPU resources through their cloud services.
• - Mirait One: Handles equipment design, construction, and management of operational monitoring.

Future Developments

The first phase of operations will focus on enhancing stability at the two initial sites while considering expansion into additional areas. The initiative aims to address the burgeoning fields of AI, cloud computing, and green transformation.

Ultimately, this partnership aspires to contribute significantly to Japan's goals of decarbonization and enhancing digital competitiveness.