Princeton Digital Group
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Princeton Digital Group (PDG) is a Singapore-headquartered developer and operator of wholesale and hyperscale data centers across Asia Pacific, running more than 20 facilities as of 2025-2026 across China, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, and Japan, with a first South Korean site in the pipeline. Founded in 2017 and backed by Warburg Pincus, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, and Mubadala, PDG grew primarily through a mix of acquisitions (such as a 2019 stake in XL Axiata’s Indonesian data center portfolio), carve-outs, and large-scale greenfield builds. Its flagship campuses include the 150MW AI-ready JH1 campus in Johor’s Sedenak Tech Park, the growing MU1 campus in Navi Mumbai, and a 96MW TY1 campus near Tokyo built with Lendlease. PDG differentiates itself with a stated ‘SG+’ strategy that lets customers expand seamlessly from Singapore into Batam and Johor, and it has increasingly framed new campuses (JC3 in Jakarta, JH2 in Johor, CH1 in Chennai) explicitly around AI/GPU-ready, high-density, carrier-neutral design as it pursues a reported multi-billion-dollar Pan-Asia expansion program.
Princeton Digital Group has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Princeton Digital Group Data Center Locations
- Beijing, China PENDING REVIEW
Per Princeton Digital Group's own site: PDG states its Beijing data center is located in the Daxing district, one of the city's major internet and business hubs. - Foshan, China PENDING REVIEW
PDG's Foshan data center sits in the Foshan Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone in the Pearl River Delta, close to Hong Kong and Macau. - Langfang, China LF1 PENDING REVIEW
LF1 is fully constructed and offers 66MW of capacity across three buildings, positioned roughly 40km from Beijing Daxing Airport. - Langfang, China LF2 PENDING REVIEW
Per Princeton Digital Group's own site: PDG describes LF1 and LF2 together as a two-site campus in Langfang with a total floor area of over 90,000m². - Nanjing, China NJ1 PENDING REVIEW
NJ1 sits in Nanjing's Jiangning National Hi-Tech Industrial Park, a Level 1 telecommunications city hub serving the wider Jiangsu region. - Nantong, China NT1 PENDING REVIEW
PDG's Nantong facility sits in an IDC park within the Nantong Economic and Technological Development Zone, positioned as the nearest large cloud computing base to Shanghai. - Xi'an, China XN1 PENDING REVIEW
PDG's Xi'an facility is located in the Xi'an Economic and Technological Development Zone, a hub for cloud computing, Big Data, and AI in the city. - Shanghai, China SH1 PENDING REVIEW
SH1 is described as one of the largest data center campuses in Shanghai, comprising three data center buildings and an office tower on PDG-owned land. - Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India MU1 TIER III PENDING REVIEW
MU1 was Mumbai's first data center to achieve IGBC Platinum certification and is described as India's first OCP Ready facility, delivered in about 20 months during the pandemic. - Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India MU2 PENDING REVIEW
MU2 broke ground in 2026 as a five-story, 120MW facility on a 10-acre parcel, PDG's second campus in Navi Mumbai. - Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India CH1 PENDING REVIEW
CH1 is a 72MW campus in northern Chennai Metropolitan Area, marking PDG's entry into one of India's most established cloud hubs. - Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia JB1 PENDING REVIEW
PDG's Bintaro data center forms a triangle of connected sites with Jakarta and Cibitung, about 30 minutes from the airport. - Surabaya, Indonesia SB1 PENDING REVIEW
Surabaya is Indonesia's second-largest city and sits on a different tectonic plate from Sumatra, making it a key alternate location for East Indonesia capacity. - Jakarta, Indonesia JC3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
PDG officially broke ground on JC3 in November 2025, located about 25km from its existing Cibitung campus. - Pekanbaru, Indonesia PENDING REVIEW
PDG's Pekanbaru data center sits at the center of Sumatra island, serving as a primary network node due to nearby submarine cable assets. - Batam, Indonesia BT1 PENDING REVIEW
BT1 sits within Nongsa Digital Park, a zone the Indonesian government designated a Special Economic Zone for the digital economy in June 2021. - Bandung, Indonesia BD1 PENDING REVIEW
Per Princeton Digital Group's own site: PDG states its Bandung data center addresses capacity needs for enterprises across West Java outside of Jakarta. - Cibitung, Indonesia JC1 PENDING REVIEW
JC1 hosts enterprises and network ISPs in the MM100 industrial area of Cibitung, roughly 35km from central Jakarta. - Cibitung, Indonesia JC2 PENDING REVIEW
JC2 was PDG's realization of a previously announced hyperscale build, upsized to around 22MW to better suit hyperscale customers. - Saitama, Japan TY1 PENDING REVIEW
TY1 is one of Japan's largest data center campuses, built to 96MW total capacity with Phase 1 delivered as a six-story, 48MW facility developed with Lendlease. - Kulai, Malaysia JH1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
JH1 is described as one of the largest AI-ready data centers in Southeast Asia, built across four buildings on a 128,000m² site in Sedenak Tech Park. - Senai, Malaysia JH2 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
JH2 is engineered as a carrier-neutral facility targeting a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) below 1.4, with power fed via a dual 275kV source. - Seoul, South Korea SE1 PENDING REVIEW
SE1 is being developed by APAC real estate firm ESR in partnership with Seoul-based Wide Creek Asset Management, with the completed facility set to be leased to PDG.
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Common Questions
Does Princeton Digital Group have AI/GPU-optimized data centers?
Yes. Several of PDG's newer campuses are explicitly described as AI-ready: its flagship MU1 campus in Navi Mumbai is designed to meet high-density cloud and AI workload demands, its JH1 campus in Johor, Malaysia is described as one of the largest AI-ready data centers in Southeast Asia, and its Chennai CH1 and Johor JH2 campuses are both built with flexible designs to support AI infrastructure deployments alongside hyperscale customers.
Who owns Princeton Digital Group?
PDG was founded in 2017 by Rangu Salgame and Varoon Raghavan and is backed by private equity firm Warburg Pincus as its largest institutional investor, alongside the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company.
In which countries does PDG operate data centers?
As of 2025-2026, PDG's own site lists operations in China, Singapore, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Japan, with a first South Korean facility (SE1 in Seoul) also listed on its site as an upcoming or leased location.
Is PDG considering selling any of its data centers?
A Financial Times report covered by industry press said PDG was exploring the sale of its China data center portfolio, worth roughly 286MW and potentially valued at up to $1 billion, though this concerns a possible ownership change rather than facility closures.
Does Princeton Digital Group offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 23 facilities where Princeton Digital Group may offer colocation services. Please contact Princeton Digital Group directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Princeton Digital Group offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Princeton Digital Group yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Princeton Digital Group directly to confirm cloud availability.
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