
NHN Cloud is participating in Japan IT Week 2026, the country's largest information technology exhibition, to expand business connections with Japanese companies.
The company announced on the 12th that it will showcase cloud infrastructure tailored to the Japanese market and industry-specific solutions at the event. Japan IT Week, held at Tokyo Big Sight from April 8 to 10, is a global ICT business event attracting not only Japanese IT companies but also numerous international participants.
At the exhibition, NHN Cloud will introduce its GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) AI infrastructure, which is actively deployed in Korea, along with industry-customized cloud solutions and AI technologies. The company provides stable 24/7 managed services including GPU cluster operations, performance monitoring, fault response, and resource optimization.
NHN Cloud will also share practical cloud implementation cases to expand business opportunities with Japanese companies and partners. Additionally, the company plans to present collaboration models and technical support options for Korean companies seeking to enter the Japanese market.
Since 2019, NHN Cloud has operated its own data centers in Japan, providing stable cloud infrastructure that meets local regulatory and security requirements. The company has steadily expanded its business presence in Japan by building optimized cloud environments for various industries including education, gaming, and content. With technical support available in both Korean and Japanese across both countries, the service is accessible to Japanese customers as well as Korean companies preparing to enter the Japanese market.
Through this exhibition, NHN Cloud aims to directly assess industry-specific cloud demand in Japan while gaining insights into technology requirements and digital transformation trends across sectors. Based on these findings, the company plans to further refine its service strategies and collaboration models suited for the Japanese market.
"We are participating in this event to introduce NHN Cloud's technological competitiveness, including GPUaaS, and to discover collaboration opportunities in Japan at this important venue for direct communication with various Japanese companies and partners," an NHN Cloud official said. "We plan to continue serving as a bridgehead—providing high-quality cloud infrastructure to local companies while supporting Korean businesses in successfully establishing themselves in the Japanese market, which we consider a strategic region."






