Cherry Servers Opens Tokyo Data Center: Dedicated Infrastructure Now Live in APAC

If you've been routing Asia-Pacific traffic through Frankfurt or Chicago, your Japanese users already feel it. Cherry Servers' new Tokyo location, live in Equinix TY15, puts dedicated infrastructure where the traffic actually is.

A Growing Global Footprint

Tokyo is the latest addition to https://www.cherryservers.com/' network, which already covers Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Stockholm, Chicago, Singapore, and Lithuania. With Tokyo now part of the mix, teams can build genuinely distributed, multi-region architectures without juggling multiple vendors or sacrificing consistency across locations.

For businesses that need to serve users across Japan and nearby APAC markets, that geographic reach matters. Having infrastructure in the right place is less about optics and more about whether your application feels fast to users.

Hardware Built for Demanding Workloads

The Tokyo location runs AMD EPYC Gen-5 and Ryzen processors, with 10 Gbps uplinks through Lumen, RETN, and PCCW. Entry configs start at 96 GB RAM with NVMe storage; at the high end, you can configure up to 1152 GB RAM and 8 NVMe drives. Pre-built servers deploy in around 12 minutes.

That range covers a lot of ground. Some of the more common use cases for this location:

Solana validators and RPC nodes, running on dedicated hardware in a JFSA-regulated jurisdiction, with Cherry Servers' crypto billing included
Fintech and SaaS applications that need sub-10ms reach across Japan and APPI data residency
Gaming infrastructure, where a single Tokyo deployment reaches roughly 200 million players across Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan at under 50ms
Trans-Pacific workloads, where pairing Tokyo with Chicago gives you unified endpoints across the Pacific with the lowest-latency crossing available

Why the Latency Numbers Matter

Tokyo delivers single-digit millisecond latency across Japan, with sub-50ms paths to Seoul and Taipei. For Solana validators, trading platforms, and distributed systems where physical distance to network endpoints directly affects outcomes, those numbers are what determine whether your setup is competitive.

Paired with Cherry Servers' existing locations, Tokyo also makes multi-region architecture more practical. You get more redundancy, better geographic distribution, and the ability to build for high availability without working with multiple providers.

What You Get

Everything from other Cherry Servers locations carries over. Transparent pricing, hourly or monthly billing, and payment in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, USDC, or standard card and bank transfer options. The uptime SLA is 99.97%, backed by Equinix TY15's redundant power, cooling, and network systems. 24/7 support comes from actual engineers, not a ticket queue, which matters a lot when you're managing infrastructure across time zones.

Custom server configurations are available throughout, with real-time pricing shown at each step.

Getting Started

https://www.cherryservers.com/bare-metal-dedicated-servers/tokyo start from $187.96/month, with 100 TB of free monthly traffic included. You can deploy from the Cherry Servers Client Portal by selecting "Tokyo, JP" from the location dropdown, choosing your hardware configuration, and paying using any of the supported methods.

For teams evaluating where to expand their infrastructure footprint next, Tokyo is now on the map.

This release was published on openPR.