Join us on our second day of Digital Week: Northeast Asia as we look at one of the world’s leaders in digital infrastructure and transformation: Japan. 

Places like Tokyo, Osaka and Hokkaido are setting themselves apart as datacenter hubs and attracting investment from big names in colocation, such as Equinix, MC Digital Realty, NEC, NTT, and AT TOKYO. Cabling projects connecting both Japan-Guam-Australia as well as Japan-Southeast Asia 

By many accounts in terms of digital transformation, Japan performs well above its APAC neighbors–it has the second highest region share in fibre connections and currently half of all businesses use cloud computing. But, as was the case with many countries, the pandemic revealed weaknesses in their connectivity that they’re being quick to address. 

Some of the swiftest developments are within the public sector, where traditional business practices are making way for completely virtual processes. 

Join us to hear panels, presentations, and peer discussions from the Japan IT experts themselves on 21 April 2021.