Lister has released a database of companies affected by demand arising from ¥10 trillion in data center investment. It covers related companies across 8 sectors and 31 categories and includes 56 domestic development plans.
Lister has launched a database organizing demand associated with data center development and operations into 8 sectors and 31 categories: construction, power, cooling, computing, storage, communications, monitoring, and operation and maintenance. It also includes 56 domestic data center development plans, with relevant company information linked to each plan.
The database covers components and specialized services, including data center parts, materials, processing, delivery, installation, testing and maintenance. It is designed to show the relationship between each element of the facility and the resulting demand. Capacity information for data center development plans is also organized on a separate sheet. Applications to download the database can be submitted through a dedicated website.
The company information includes company names, official URLs, locations and business summaries, as well as industry sector, related demand, position in the supply chain and relationship with data centers. It is intended for uses including identifying sales prospects, considering new businesses and developing regional markets. The data was compiled by Lister from publicly available information and does not indicate individual order amounts or contractual relationships.
The database is provided as an Excel file, with download link instructions sent after an application through the dedicated website. Details of the official data release and application process will be provided individually. The company says that the data content and timing may be subject to change.