Princeton Digital Group Data Centers in Asia
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PDG’s 25 facilities across China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia and South Korea span both the region’s most mature colocation hubs and its newest growth markets. China and Singapore-adjacent Malaysia represent PDG’s earliest and largest footprint, while Indonesia, Japan and South Korea are more recent entries built almost entirely around AI-driven hyperscale demand rather than legacy enterprise colocation. A distinctive cross-border thread runs through PDG’s own strategy: its SG+® program deliberately links Singapore with Batam, Indonesia and Johor, Malaysia so customers can expand capacity across a national border as a single connected corridor rather than as separate markets. Elsewhere, the pattern is one of AI-specific expansion racing ahead of older facilities — flagship AI-ready campuses have opened in Mumbai, Johor, Tokyo and Greater Beijing within tight timelines, even as PDG has separately explored selling its older China assets, underscoring how unevenly the region’s data center maturity is now splitting between AI-driven greenfield builds and earlier-generation capacity.
Princeton Digital Group currently has confirmed facilities across 6 countries in Asia.
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Princeton Digital Group AI Data Centers in Asia
Several of PDG's Asia facilities are purpose-built for AI workloads, including TY1 in Saitama and JH1 in Johor, each designed around high-density, high-rack-power computing rather than general enterprise colocation. TY1 delivers 140kW per rack on a 96MW campus outside Tokyo, while JH1 in Malaysia runs a sub-1.4 PUE design across roughly 150–170MW. Both were built to serve global hyperscalers scaling generative AI infrastructure across the region.
- Johor Bahru, Malaysia JH1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
JH1 in Sedenak Tech Park is one of the largest data center campuses in Southeast Asia and PDG's flagship AI-ready facility in Malaysia, growing to 200MW with a fourth building begun in 2025. - Bekasi, Indonesia JC3 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
JC3 broke ground in November 2025 as a $1 billion, 120MW AI-ready campus at Greenland International Industrial Center using direct-to-chip cooling and dual-grid contracted power. - Langfang, China LF1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
LF1 is fully constructed and located in the Langfang High-Tech Industrial Development Zone, positioned to serve hyperscale, large enterprise, and AI companies near Beijing. - Nanjing, China NJ1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
NJ1 is located in Nanjing's Jiangning National Hi-Tech Industrial Park and attracts software, internet, and AI startup companies from the Jiangsu region. - Navi Mumbai, India MU1 AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
MU1 is India's first Open Compute Project ready facility and Mumbai's first IGBC Platinum-certified data center, located within a 50-acre IT/ITES campus at Airoli. - Navi Mumbai, India MU2 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
MU2 is a planned single five-story, 120MW building in Navi Mumbai announced in 2026 as part of PDG's push toward a 1GW India footprint. - Chennai, India CH1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
CH1 marks PDG's entry into Chennai, one of India's most established cloud hubs, planned as a 3-building, 72MW campus with connectivity to the NH 16 golden quadrilateral highway. - Hyderabad, India HY1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
HY1 marks PDG's first deployment in Hyderabad, planned as a three-building, 90MW campus within an established data center corridor with land and power approvals secured as of March 2026. - Saitama, Japan TY1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
TY1 was Japan's first data center certified under NVIDIA's DGX-Ready Data Center program for liquid cooling, supporting rack densities above 140kW as one of Japan's largest AI-ready campuses. - Incheon, South Korea SE1 AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
SE1 marks PDG's entry into its seventh country, a $700 million, 48MW campus in Incheon co-developed with ESR and Wide Creek Asset Management and known as KR1 to its developer partner, targeting service by early 2028.
Common Questions
Does Princeton Digital Group operate data centers in Asia?
Yes — we've currently tracked Princeton Digital Group in 6 countries within Asia. See the list above.
Which countries does Princeton Digital Group operate in within Asia?
See the country list above for every confirmed location.
Does Princeton Digital Group operate an AI data center in Asia?
Yes — we've currently tracked 10 confirmed facilities for Princeton Digital Group in Asia. See the AI Data Centers section above.
Does Princeton Digital Group offer colocation services in Asia?
Yes — we've identified 25 facilities where Princeton Digital Group may offer colocation services in Asia. Please contact Princeton Digital Group directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Princeton Digital Group offer cloud services in Asia?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Princeton Digital Group in Asia 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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