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Princeton Digital Group TY1 Saitama Campus

Saitama, JapanPartially operational
Evidence
Planned critical IT
96 MW
Updated
Oct 29, 2026

PDG’s TY1 campus in Saitama retains a 96 MW IT design; its April 2025 launch covered only the 48 MW first phase. OCP-hosted operator assessments describe 48 MW per building and 66 kV supply design, not measured load or verified utility contracts. DC2’s January 2025 assessment targets June 2028 services but uses an unresolved TY2 internal label; its relationship to the existing schedule remains unclear. Assessment PUE responses are not measured performance. Published investment values are not expenditure or loan facilities. Current phase-two delivery, occupied load, title and permit identifiers remain unverified.

Capacity

Target IT capacity MW

Planned / design or future potential

96 MW

Source

Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records

A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.

Development

Milestones (2)
First-phase core and shell construction completion announced

Mar 27, 2024 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (1)
Campus launch announced; sustainability report identifies launched first-phase capacity as 48 MW

Apr 24, 2025 · Recorded actual event

Completed · Announced

Sources (2)

Participants

Princeton Digital Group

Developer · Operator

Sources by role

Site & development

Land and site control context

Reported rounded

33,000 Square metre site; built to suit by Lendlease Data Centre Partners for PDG. Legal freehold/title ownership not independently established.

Source

Site location

Reported rounded

Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan 331-0823. Operator coordinates: 35.935982, 139.607999. The OCP-hosted TY1 DC1 self assessment dated January 31, 2025 identifies 2-1917 Nissincho, Kita ku, Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. It lists 48 MW critical IT power, 12,096 m² white space, active/standby 66 kV TEPCO supply and air cooled chillers providing chilled water to data halls. These are operator assessed facility/design specifications, not an inspected utility contract, cadastral title or measured operating load.

Source

Additional project facts

Reviewed pdg dc2 conflict context

Source report

OCP’s registry separately lists TY1 DC2 and links its approved operator assessment. The assessment, dated January 31, 2025, describes 48 MW critical IT at the same address, with build in progress status and estimated live services June 30, 2028. Its internal location name says PDG TY2, while its title and registry say TY1 DC2. Nomenclature, current delivery status and the relationship to the existing operator schedule remain unresolved; certification does not establish commissioning.

Source

Reviewed pdg technical bases context

Source report

The OCP-hosted operator assessments dated January 31, 2025 use 48 MW critical IT per building and a PUE response category above 1.3 at 80% maximum utilization. The relationship of those assessment responses to existing operator technical specifications remains unresolved. They do not establish measured operating PUE or revise the retained 96 MW campus design headline.

Source

Infrastructure & permits

Technical details (4)
Electric grid

Reported context

66 kV diverse feeds, distributed redundant UPS, seven-minute end-of-life battery autonomy expandable to ten minutes, and 48-hour on-site full-load support in factsheet. Do not infer current utility contract.

Cooling system

Reported context

Factsheet specifies N+1 air-cooled chillers, dual chilled-water vertical loops and over four minutes thermal storage. Launch release also reports liquid-cooling capability and design PUE below 1.34.

Fiber

Reported context

Carrier-neutral, three diverse entries and four meet-me rooms per factsheet; connectivity toward central/eastern Tokyo, Inzai and cable landings.

Utility service

Planned or represented

Distributed redundant UPS, seven-minute end-of-life battery autonomy expandable to ten minutes; factsheet resilience design rather than an operating-load measurement.

Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.