Opening computing power that accelerates existing industries to the region
Developing, producing and selling industry — and accelerating its maintenance

Kagoshima is one of the rare regions able to supply GW-class clean power stably over the long term, and through the united efforts of its passionate residents and government it has the foundation to host advanced industries. Adjacent to Sendai Port, a designated major port, it holds advantages in both logistics and communications. Linked to the expansion of the semiconductor supply chain radiating from TSMC Kumamoto, it will become a new growth engine for southern Kyushu — a hub supplying computing power to all of Japan with AI data centers at its core.

Unlike conventional cloud facilities, AI data centers require high-density power and advanced equipment, generating large-scale capital investment and power demand in the region. They also attract the talent needed for sophisticated operations, raising the quality of employment. Furthermore, through collaboration with the semiconductor and AI industries they induce the clustering of related companies, becoming the core infrastructure that transforms the regional economy from a consumption-based to a production- and creation-based one.

This plan aligns with the Japanese government's GX policy and its policy of regionally distributed data centers, building GX-type infrastructure premised on renewable and low-carbon power. With advanced semiconductors and the AI data centers that utilize them at its core, it creates local AI demand within Japan while fostering and creating operators rooted in the region. Japanese businesses take an active role in facilities and operations, and through industry–government–academia collaboration the project generates a sustainable industrial base and new business opportunities for the region.