Beyond Technology Shenzhen Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “our company”) has launched “On-Premises Server in Japan IDC (Data Center) ” services for enterprises in China, and Singapore, aiming to support their expansion into the Japanese market.<\/p>\n
Going forward, we will continue to respond to the needs of our customers and look forward to your ongoing support and trust.<\/p>\n
In recent years, when overseas companies enter and expand into the Japanese market, there has been a growing tendency to choose on-premises infrastructure environments (such as physical servers with dedicated hardware) over cloud services.<\/p>\n
Especially in industries such as foreign-invested manufacturing, entertainment, and SaaS vendors, company have clear demands for “stable low-latency communication”, “security isolation through dedicated environments”, and “predictable cost management” \u2014 needs that are relatively difficult to meet in cloud environments. Therefore, on-premises setups using racks and dedicated lines have become an effective option to fulfill these requirements.<\/p>\n
We have launched this service in response to the needs of enterprises in China, and Singapore as they expand their business in the Japanese market.<\/p>\n
While the “cloud-first” trend has become prominent in recent years, some company still opt for on-premises environments based on their industry traits, business strategies, and system requirements.<\/p>\n
When providing services to users and bases in Japan, setting up an on-premises environment in a domestic data center can reduce network communication latency compared to cloud services.<\/p>\n
This is particularly useful for systems requiring real-time performance and high-precision responsiveness\u2014such as online games, video streaming, and production line control\u2014supporting both a smooth user experience and stable system operations.<\/p>\n
By leveraging on-premises environments in data centers, company can avoid over-reliance on specific cloud or software providers (commonly referred to as “vendor lock-in”).<\/p>\n
Securing racks and dedicated lines in Japanese domestic data centers enables stable performance that is not affected by other companies’ resources. Additionally, keeping data under the management of the enterprise\u2019s own servers balances high operational flexibility with data reliability.<\/p>\n
Most costs for on-premises setups are fixed. Compared to pay-as-you-go cloud services, it is easier to predict the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), and long-term system operations can be expected at stable costs.<\/p>\n
Company can operate without worrying about billing fluctuations caused by changes in large-volume data (such as data transfer volume, images, or videos). This ensures stable costs and performance, allowing cost management aligned with business strategies.<\/p>\n
When overseas companies use on-premises environments in Japanese IDCs, there are application examples in the following industries.<\/p>\n
To provide low-latency, stable services to users and branches in Japan, company in these industries tend to choose on-premises environments. This allows them to secure dedicated physical environments while achieving security isolation, higher operational flexibility, and better cost management.<\/p>\n
| Industry Field<\/span><\/td>\n | Overview<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n| Foreign-Invested Manufacturing Company<\/td>\n | By building on-premises setups in a Japanese IDC, they replicate headquarters\u2019 system architecture.<\/p>\n | Suitable for large-capacity, mission-critical systems like CAD\/CAE, PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) and IoT data processing.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n Gaming & Entertainment Company<\/td>\n | A low-latency network is key to enhancing Japanese users\u2019 gaming experience.<\/p>\n | They build on-premises environments in Japanese IDC to distribute highly real-time gaming and entertainment content.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n Global SaaS\/IT Vendors<\/td>\n | Japan IDC\u2019s on-premise environment is deployed as edge servers to reduce service latency for the Japanese market.<\/p>\n | They also act as the Japanese region for in-house clouds (serving as POP nodes\/CDN servers) to boost user experience.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n Companies Using Open-Source Generative AI Tools<\/td>\n | To prevent confidential data from being exposed outside the organization during generative AI or machine learning processes, some companies are adopting on-premise environments.<\/p>\n | Instead of using or connecting to cloud-based generative AI tools or APIs, companies can run open-source generative AI models such as DeepSeek, Qwen, and gpt-oss on on-premises GPU servers, enabling a more secure and flexible AI deployment environment.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Main Services<\/h2>\nOur “On-Premise Server in Japan IDC” service handles the entire process comprehensively, from hardware procurement, kitting, and arranging racks and dedicated lines, to building the server environment and providing operational maintenance support.<\/p>\n Our services cover the entire process, from hardware procurement and kitting to rack and dedicated line setup, as well as server environment deployment and maintenance.<\/p>\n For companies from China, and Singapore aiming to enter or expand in the Japanese market, we provide secure, dedicated hardware (servers, switches, etc.) and low-latency data transmission via dedicated lines\u2014solutions difficult to achieve in the cloud\u2014offering comprehensive support for their infrastructure.<\/p>\n
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