NetOne Systems is a Japanese systems integrator that builds and supports ICT foundations for businesses and public organizations, with network technology at its core. Its portfolio covers networks, data centers and cloud, collaboration and mobile, security, visibility, automation, and backup. Services span consulting, design, implementation, and customer-success support; the site also offers product and service discovery, case studies, and technical knowledge resources.
heteml is a Japanese rental-server service for personal sites, WordPress projects, and business websites. It uses SSD storage across web, mail, and database servers and lists module-based PHP and HTTP/2 for site performance, together with free SSL and automatic backup and restoration. For organizations running large or multiple sites, the company also offers heteml MAX, a managed dedicated server. The site provides plan and feature details, customer examples, and support information.
GMO Cloud is a Japan-focused cloud and hosting services portal operated by GMO GlobalSign Holdings. It presents ALTUS domestic cloud, CloudCREW managed operations for AWS and Google Cloud, VPS, rental and dedicated servers, and email services. The site also describes security offerings such as DMARC-based anti-spoofing, logo ownership certificates for branded email, web-asset and vulnerability assessments, and mail protection, helping businesses review infrastructure and security options together.
Lolipop! is a Japanese web-hosting service for individuals and small businesses, offering rental servers and WordPress hosting. Its tools include quick WordPress installation, domains and SSL, backups, and site migration, with plan details and customer examples. The service has also added an AI website builder: users describe what they need in a conversation and can create and publish a site, alongside the traditional option of building with WordPress.
KAGOYA Japan provides server and web infrastructure in Japan, built around its data-center and cloud-platform services for businesses and individual users. Its lineup includes cloud servers, private cloud, bare metal, VPS, GPU and high-performance computing resources, web hosting, and business email. The company describes a dedicated data center and 24/7 engineering operations support. Customer examples include university climate research, high-traffic event sites, and cost optimization using AWS alongside KAGOYA Cloud VPS.
XServer is a Japanese web-hosting provider offering shared servers for personal websites, WordPress sites, and business use. Its service includes WordPress setup and recovery tools, domain and SSL options, and features for improving site speed. The company also lists separate business hosting, VPS, and cloud-storage services. Visitors can compare plans, review trial and signup steps, contact support, and find migration manuals and operating guides.
Sakura Cloud is a Japan-based cloud infrastructure service from Sakura Internet. Its catalog covers servers, disks, databases, object storage, networking, backup, security, and other components for business systems, managed through a control panel and APIs. The service highlights data centers in Tokyo and Ishikari, domestic data handling and regulatory alignment, and a pricing structure without usage-based data-transfer charges. The site also provides product specifications, customer cases, documentation, and technical support information.
Equinix provides data centers, colocation, cloud interconnection, and enterprise network infrastructure. Its Japan site explains how organizations can connect clouds, data, and AI workloads across locations with secure, scalable, vendor-neutral infrastructure. Colocation places computing close to data to support performance and low latency, while products such as Equinix Fabric and Network Edge and the company’s interconnection ecosystem help link cloud and network providers.
Colt Technology Services provides digital infrastructure for businesses, including global connectivity, cloud access, network security, and voice and collaboration services. Its Japan-language site organizes solutions for enterprise and wholesale customers and for industries such as capital markets, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, retail, and logistics. A Japan customer story describes consolidating network connections to AWS to reduce latency, cost, and operational workload.
BroadBand Tower is a Japanese urban data-center operator offering colocation and hosting alongside cloud, storage, data-management, networking, security, and managed monitoring services. It supports corporate internet infrastructure and also handles Dell PowerScale-family storage. Its site features customer projects involving AWS infrastructure build and operations, enterprise storage renewal, and private-network links between data centers and public clouds.
BeeX is a Japanese cloud integrator focused on enterprise systems, including SAP-based core business platforms. It supports cloud adoption, migration, operation, and optimization, alongside SAP services, security measures, license resale, and digital transformation projects. Its service lineup includes 24/7 managed cloud monitoring and operations, while customer stories describe AWS environment management, Snowflake data use, and SAP S/4HANA migration.
Dentsu Soken is a Japanese technology and consulting company that helps businesses and communities address complex challenges. Its work spans think-tank research on social change and emerging technology, consulting from issue definition and strategy through execution, and the planning and development of business systems. The company also publishes practical case studies and insights on customer experience, organizational design, digital transformation, and sustainability.
NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS is the corporate-services company formerly known as NTT Communications, renamed in 2025. It provides organizations and local communities in Japan with business networks and mobile services, cloud and data-center infrastructure, voice communications, security, 5G, IoT, AI, and data-use solutions. The site also covers digital BPO, small-business DX, regional development initiatives, and case studies showing how these services support business operations.
Informatica provides enterprise data-management software that connects and governs information distributed across systems and cloud environments. Its Japan site describes an integrated platform for data integration, governance, master data management, data quality and observability, cataloging, and data lineage. Use cases include analytics and BI, cloud modernization, customer experience, regulatory compliance, supply chains, and preparing trusted data for AI agents.
FIXER is a Japanese technology company helping organizations put generative AI and cloud services to practical use. Its official site presents cloud.config, a managed Microsoft Azure service covering design, operations, round-the-clock monitoring, and maintenance, as well as generative-AI environments that can run in the cloud or on premises. Current examples include Sovereign GaiXer for local-government work and an AI review system for broadcast content, illustrating deployments shaped around security and operational requirements.
Asteria is a Japanese technology company that develops software for connecting enterprise systems and data, along with no-code business platforms. Its official site features ASTERIA Warp for automating system integration, Handbook X for organizing and sharing digital content, Platio Canvas AI and Bakusoku.AI for AI-native business applications, Platio for mobile app creation, and Gravio for edge AI and IoT. Visitors can explore product details, customer use cases, company news, and service information.
WingArc1st is a Japanese software company providing enterprise document and reporting products together with data infrastructure and analytics tools. Its official site features SVF for digital forms and documents, Dr.Sum for data management, MotionBoard for data applications and visualization, Trustee for digital trust, and dejiren AI. The company combines products and implementation support to help organizations ground AI outputs in reliable data and build repeatable business processes, with examples from manufacturing, finance, and public services.
Classmethod is a Japanese technology services company focused on cloud computing, digital transformation, data analytics, and generative AI. Its official site details AWS consulting, architecture, migration, security, cost optimization, and operations; business adoption support for Claude and other generative-AI tools; data platforms; and mobile, LINE, and IoT application development. It also publishes customer cases, seminars, training, and technical resources to help organizations put these technologies into practice.
System Support is a Japanese IT partner that uses AI and cloud technologies to assist with consulting, system design and construction, deployment, operations, maintenance, and ongoing improvement. Its official site presents ServiceNow offerings for workflow and service management, a generative-AI assistant for businesses, an AI solution for e-commerce operators, and Snowflake data-platform services. Visitors can also explore implementation cases, product information, and seminars related to digital transformation and business efficiency.
Serverworks is a Japan-based cloud integrator specializing in AWS, helping organizations with adoption and migration, generative-AI use, and cloud security. Its official site details AWS architecture and implementation, operations and support, cost-optimized billing, and consulting for effective cloud use. Security services span governance, threat identification, defense, detection, round-the-clock monitoring, and recovery. The site also features customer AWS case studies across industries, seminars, news, and technical resources.
