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Seminar Overview

On June 19, 2026, Infrastructure Commons CEO Daisuke Imaizumi will lead a seminar titled "Japan's Business Strategy for the Neo Cloud Concept". This event, hosted remotely via Zoom, will delve into the methodologies for establishing AI-focused data centers in Japan.

What is the Neo Cloud?

The term "Neo Cloud" refers to a modern investment strategy adopted in the AI sector, primarily focusing on infrastructure tailored to GPU assets. Unlike the traditional data center business model often associated with hyper-scale operations, Neo Cloud aims to create high-yield investment opportunities. In Japan, where there are no major hyper-scale companies, the Neo Cloud concept, drawing inspiration from U.S. firms like CoreWeave and Nebius Group, holds promise as a pioneering case for next-gen infrastructure investments.

Seminar Highlights

The seminar promises to cover the four essential elements for realizing Japan's version of the Neo Cloud: power supply, concrete methodologies, land acquisition, and partnerships. Key highlights include:

• - Utilization of restarted nuclear plants, such as Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, for grid connection.
• - Implementation of on-site Gas Turbine Combined Cycle (GTCC) power generation.
• - Strategies for securing power from Small Modular Reactors (SMR).
• - A unique approach transforming construction into a product through American-style modular Prefabricated Modular Data Centers (PMDC).

Daisuke Imaizumi will elaborate on the critical role of IOWN (Innovative Optical and Wireless Network) in revolutionizing site selection and the dynamics of multifaceted partnerships led by utilities, telecommunications, major banks, and local governments.

Chapter Insights

Chapter 1: Analysis of the CoreWeave Business Model

The seminar begins with an examination of how the Neo Cloud model differs from traditional hyper-scale operations, particularly focusing on how GPU asset-backed financing can serve as the core of a 300MW Neo Cloud business model.

Chapter 2: Breaking the Bottleneck of AI Data Centers

Understanding how to tackle the significant challenges faced by AI data centers in terms of power supply is crucial. Key discussions will include:

• - Restarting nuclear facilities for high-voltage connections.
• - The benefits of on-site GTCC.
• - Strategies for brownfield replacements by power companies.
• - Exploring the next-generation possibilities provided by SMRs.

Chapter 3: Accelerating Construction with Modular Approaches

Transforming traditional building methods to modular manufacturing is vital for Japan's economy. Topics covered will include a focus on digital twin design, a necessity for scaling to 300MW, and the integration of liquid cooling as a standard.

Chapter 4: Revolutionizing Site Selection with IOWN

The IOWN initiative is presented as a game-changer in site selection. Strategies will be discussed, including relocating to power supply regions and evaluating potential brownfield sites for their suitability related to LNG facilities.

Chapter 5: Financial Structures for Organizations

Engaging potential investors in shaping the Neo Cloud model is pivotal. The seminar will outline various schematics for partnerships involving energy suppliers, telecommunications, local governments, and major banks.

Chapter 6: Maximizing Return on Investment

Lastly, strategies to transition to asset-light management through GPU investments and utilizing digital twins for risk minimization will be explored.

Q&A Session

Attendees are encouraged to participate actively during the Q&A session, addressing their industry-specific inquiries and clarifying complex concepts discussed throughout the seminar.

Contact Information

For more details, please reach out to:
新社会システム総合研究所 (SSK)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +81-3-5532-8850
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