Key facts
- Digital Realty Trust plans to spend $10 billion in Japan over the next decade, CEO Andy Power said.
- Power described Japan as the company's top investment destination in Asia.
- The spending would nearly quadruple the company's data center capacity in Japan, its largest Asian foothold, per the report.
- The company attributed the plan to expected continued demand for computing power, according to Power.
US data center operator Digital Realty Trust will spend $10 billion in Japan over the next decade, CEO Andy Power said, according to a report published on November 15, 2026 by Nikkei Asia. Power described Japan as the company's top investment destination in Asia.
The spending would nearly quadruple the company's data center capacity in Japan, which the report described as its largest foothold in Asia. Power tied the plan to expected continued demand for computing power.
The report did not give a current capacity figure for the company's Japanese operations, a breakdown of the spending by year, or the sites involved.