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NTT Docomo Business began preparing to develop an IoT security system with Tess Engineering on September 7, aiming to combat cyberattacks on devices at the network level. The companies will enhance the security of communications infrastructure for remote monitoring at solar power generation plants using an existing IoT-oriented Docomo network-as-a-service (NaaS) platform, which integrates threat detection, blocking functions, communications logging, and data-volume monitoring. Earlier, on August 28, NTT Docomo Business and TEPCO Power Grid unveiled a prefabricated, container-based data center. They plan to install the first unit in Tokyo's Ota Ward, expecting it to be operational in the fall of next year, as a solution to accommodate AI's growing use in urban Tokyo where land is at a premium. Also on August 28, NTT Docomo Business and Hitachi, with Red Hat and Oracle's Japanese unit contributing, developed data center recovery technology. They demonstrated maintaining data integrity during disaster countermeasures between centers over 600 kilometers apart. Previously, on August 18, NTT Docomo Business launched a closed AI agent environment with ExaWizards, enabling companies to use sensitive business data within dedicated infrastructure. This service offers private cloud or on-premises deployment, allowing access to AI agents with data such as engineering drawings, technical documents, contract information, and customer data through closed networks.
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