Uniquely designed for power saving and low heat emissions
Private cloud infrastructure “Lindacloud®”

Providing “Lindacloud” upon installation of software on our uniquely developed hardware.

In addition to its existing system integration business, which focuses on software, NTT DATA has been promoting its “Lindacloud” business with the aim of decreasing environmental impact through deployment of environmentally friendly hardware.
“Lindacloud” is a private cloud infrastructure, a uniquely developed hardware designed specifically for power saving and low heat emissions, with pre-installed software depending on its intended use.Since its launch in November 9, 2010, customers have valued the “easy to deploy,” “good for power saving and space-saving,” and “reassuring in case of malfunction” features of the service.
Going forward, NTT Group will further enhance its lineup of products that enable the storage, high-speed search and analysis of big data^* that is generated in conjunction with the growth of the cloud at low cost, and will continue to provide new value to customers.

For more details on “Lindacloud,” please visit:
http://www.lindacloud.com/

Increase in subscriptions of “Xi” (crossy)® next-generation high speed communications
Toward Further Enhancement of Coverage Areas and Services

Expanding the coverage area nationwide in FY2011. Further expansion of Xi.

“Xi (crossy),” a next generation communication LTE^*1 service from NTT DOCOMO, features high-speed communications at a maximum downlink speed of 75Mbps,^*2 and can be used the same way as FOMA even outside of the Xi service area, as long as the user is within a FOMA service area.Since its launch in December 2010, Xi subscriptions have steadily increased to approximately 1.14 million (as of the end of December 2011).With respect to the expansion of the coverage area, as of the end of December, the number of base stations had reached approximately 5,000 (roughly 24% coverage of the population), and the Xi service area will be expanded to all 47 prefectures in Japan during FY2011.Further, NTT DOCOMO plans to increase the number of base stations to approximately 21,000 (roughly 70% coverage of the population) by the end of FY2012.