NTT outlines AIOWN AI infrastructure and data centre expansion
- NTT Corporation, NTT Data Group and NTT Docomo Business announced plans to deploy their AI-native infrastructure framework, AIOWN.
- The companies also outlined data centre expansion plans.
- The source excerpt did not specify countries, investment figures, timelines beyond the announcement, or eSIM-related technical standards.
NTT Corporation, NTT Data Group and NTT Docomo Business announced plans to deploy an AI-native infrastructure framework called AIOWN on 9 May 2025. The companies also outlined data centre expansion plans, according to Telecompaper.
AIOWN is the name NTT uses for its AI-native infrastructure framework. The source excerpt and description provided did not include specific deployment locations, data centre capacity figures, investment amounts, or launch dates for individual facilities.
This announcement sits in the broader telecom infrastructure trend of operators and technology groups expanding AI-ready network and data centre capacity. The source provided does not mention eSIM, eUICC (embedded Universal Integrated Circuit Card), RSP (remote SIM provisioning), SGP.32, MNOs (mobile network operators), or MVNOs (mobile virtual network operators).
Related Questions
- What is NTT AIOWN?
- AIOWN is NTT's name for an AI-native infrastructure framework. The source says NTT Corporation, NTT Data Group and NTT Docomo Business plan to deploy it.
- Did NTT announce new data centre expansion plans?
- Yes. NTT Corporation, NTT Data Group and NTT Docomo Business outlined data centre expansion plans in the announcement cited by Telecompaper.
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