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NTT DATA

6.4/10

Japanese IT services group offering managed public and private cloud, colocation in over 160 data centers, and cloud migration services for large enterprises and governments.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

NTT DATA is a Tokyo-based IT services and consulting group owned by NTT. In hosting and infrastructure it sells managed services rather than a self-service cloud. Its cloud practice covers strategy, architecture and modernization, migration, managed operation of public or private cloud platforms (including sovereign and industry-specific setups), and ongoing cost and resilience optimization. It holds top partner status with Microsoft, AWS and Google Cloud, so clients usually run on those hyperscalers while NTT DATA operates the environment. Its Global Data Centers division runs over 160 facilities in more than 20 countries and regions, with more than 2 GW of critical IT load. It offers carrier-neutral colocation, interconnection, fit-out and 24x7 remote hands, and IDC named it a Leader in worldwide data center services for 2025. Public-sector references include managing Virginia's Azure environment for VITA and a public cloud services contract for the State of Texas. In 2026 it bought WinWire, a Microsoft-focused managed services firm. It suits large enterprises, governments and regulated industries that want one provider for migration, operations and physical capacity. No pricing is published, and every engagement is a custom quote through sales. The main limitation is that NTT DATA is a services integrator, not a developer platform. Small teams cannot sign up, start a virtual machine or pay by the hour, and the public pages do not set out standard SLA terms or certifications.

Our Rating

6.4
out of 10
Analytics
5
Cost
2
Customization
9
Ease of Use
3
Integration
8
Reliability
7
Scalability
9
Security
7
Support
7

Who NTT DATA is best for

Good fit

  • Large-scale managed cloud and data center services are aimed at big organizations running multi-year programs.

  • It holds state contracts for managed public cloud in Virginia and Texas and offers sovereign cloud options.

  • Sovereign and industry-specific managed cloud, plus insurance cloud partnerships, suit regulated sectors.

Less suited

  • There is no self-service product or public pricing, and engagements are custom contracts.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Very large physical footprint, with over 160 data centers and more than 2 GW of IT load in 20+ countries.
  • Top-tier partner status with Microsoft, AWS and Google Cloud lets one provider manage multi-cloud estates.
  • Public-sector track record, with managed Azure for Virginia's VITA and public cloud services for Texas.
  • Covers the full lifecycle, from strategy and migration through daily operations and cost optimization.

Cons

  • No public pricing, and every engagement needs a custom sales quote.
  • No self-service cloud: you cannot start a VM, use an API, or pay by the hour as you can with developer clouds.
  • Public pages do not set out SLA terms or list specific compliance certifications.
  • Independent reviews are scattered across service lines, and aggregate scores sit around 3.9 to 4.3.

Key Features

Multiple Regions

NTT DATA Pricing

Custom engagement

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  • Colocation and interconnection
  • Pricing by quote through sales
  • Managed public, private or sovereign cloud
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Its cloud and data center pages list no pricing, and services are quoted through sales.

It manages public and private clouds and holds premier partner status with Microsoft Azure, AWS and Google Cloud. It also partners with VMware, Dell, HPE, IBM and Cisco.

Its Global Data Centers division runs over 160 data centers in more than 20 countries and regions, with more than 2 GW of critical IT load. It offers colocation and 24x7 remote hands.

Yes. It manages Virginia's Azure public cloud environment under a VITA contract and was selected to provide public cloud services for the State of Texas.

Generally not. It sells custom managed-service engagements rather than self-service, pay-as-you-go infrastructure.