SC Capital breaks ground on new 100MW data centre in Osaka

Rendering of the data centre in Osaka. (Photo: SC Capital Partners Group)
Rendering of the data centre in Osaka. (Photo: SC Capital Partners Group)
Singapore-based real estate investment firm SC Capital Partners Group has begun construction on a new data centre in Osaka after securing permits and a US$600 million ($777 million) investment for its first phase. The facility is expected to begin operations in early 2028 and will be managed by SC Zeus Data Centres, a subsidiary of SC Capital.
Situated on Nanko Island in Osaka, the facility has been allocated 100MW of power and offers seamless access for hyperscale and enterprise users thanks to its connection to robust power infrastructure and major network routes. SC Capital is currently in discussions with potential leasing parties, particularly global cloud service providers and tech firms seeking to expand into the region.
The project is supported by a consortium that includes SC Capital’s existing data centre investment programme with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, a Japanese real estate developer, and SC Capital’s Real Estate Capital Asia series of opportunistic real estate funds.
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“We are pleased to work alongside our partners to deliver this project, building on the strong momentum of global and regional data centre growth,” as Japan continues to “stand out as one of the most resilient and rapidly growing digital economies,” says Suchad Chiaranussati, chairman and founder of SC Capital Partners.
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