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Princeton Digital Group TY1 Campus

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PDG TY1 · TY1

OperationalUnder Construction

PDG's two-building hyperscale colocation campus in Saitama City, Greater Tokyo, has a reported ultimate IT capacity of 96 MW. Phase 1 launched on 24 April 2025; contemporary reporting described continuing Phase 1 fit-out and Phase 2 site preparation. DC2 assessment documentation describes a build in progress with estimated live services on 30 June 2028. The campus capacity should not be treated as fully commissioned operational power.

Last researched 2026-10-09Last verified Not independently verifiedPublished revision 1
PDG-published TY1 campus property photo accompanying the April 2025 launch release; capture date not disclosed.

Site / building photo

PDG-published TY1 campus property photo accompanying the April 2025 launch release; capture date not disclosed.

Published date unknown · Captured date unknown · Checked 2026-10-09

Research-selected property image; reviewer must confirm site identity, suitability and rights before publication.

princetondg.com · Source and attribution ↗
Image rights and date notes

Published and attributed to Princeton Digital Group through its official release. Photographer and reuse license not disclosed; reviewer must resolve import rights. URL path is not evidence of capture date. Publication and capture dates were not independently established.

Site profile

Operator
Princeton Digital Group
Ownership
Unknown / not established
Business model / scale
Colocation / Hyperscale
Region / metro
Saitama Prefecture / Greater Tokyo
City / locality
Saitama City
Address
2-1917 Nissincho, Kita-ku, Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Location
Street address published in TY1 DC1 and DC2 OCP assessments; no corroborated property-marker coordinates established.
Precision: unknown
Parent
Not assigned

Capacity evidence

Statements retain their dates, definitions and development scope. Do not add these rows together.

Claim / measurementScope and statusAs ofEvidence and accounting
96 MW
IT load
Ultimate two-building TY1 campus capacity; includes operational Phase 1 and subsequent build-out
Planned · cumulative
2025-04-24Reported claim ↗

Excluded from capacity totals. As-of is announcement date. Release presents campus IT capacity at launch; Phase 1 reporting and DC2 assessment prevent interpreting all 96 MW as commissioned.

48 MW
IT load
TY1 DC1 design critical IT capacity
Under Construction · incremental
2025-01-31Reported claim ↗

Excluded from capacity totals. As-of is original self-assessment completion date, not document publication or commissioning date. Assessment forecasts live services on 24 April 2025; later reporting confirms launch but continuing fit-out.

48 MW
IT load
TY1 DC2 design critical IT capacity
Under Construction · incremental
2025-01-31Reported claim ↗

Excluded from capacity totals. As-of is original self-assessment completion date. Document describes build in progress and estimated live services on 30 June 2028. Included within campus capacity, not additive to 96 MW.

≈100 MW
IT load
Historical ultimate campus development
Planned · cumulative
2022-06-13Conflicting claim ↗

Excluded from capacity totals. As-of is groundbreaking release date. Body says close to 100 MW IT; later announcements specify 96 MW. Retained as historical competing scope, not additional capacity.

Development timeline

  1. 2022-06-13 · actual_groundbreaking

    Campus construction commenced

    Lendlease and PDG marked commencement of phased campus development.

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  2. 2024-03-27 · announcement_actual_completion

    Phase 1 core and shell completed

    Completion of the building shell was announced; this was not an operational commissioning announcement.

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  3. 2024-Q4 · planned_service

    Historical Phase 1 service target

    March 2024 release forecast readiness for service in Q4 2024; subsequent launch announcement is dated April 2025.

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  4. 2025-04-24 · actual_launch

    Phase 1 launched

    Operator announced campus launch; Japanese reporting identifies the operating portion as Phase 1.

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  5. 2025-08-06 · announcement_certification

    OCP Ready v2 certification announced

    PDG announced TY1 certification and NVIDIA DGX-Ready liquid-cooling partner certification.

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  6. 2026-12 · planned_fitout_completion

    Phase 1 full-floor fit-out target

    April 2025 reporting said all Phase 1 floors were expected to finish fit-out by the end of December 2026.

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  7. 2028-06-30 · planned_service

    DC2 estimated live services

    Date appears in DC2 self-assessment; current schedule confirmation remains unavailable.

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Disclosed specifications

Developer and lease structure

Lendlease / Lendlease Data Centre Partners developed core and shell for long-term lease to PDG

Historical disclosed arrangement; current legal title and ownership vehicle remain unconfirmed. PDG invests in and operates mechanical and electrical infrastructure.

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Campus land area

Approximately 33,000 square metres

Campus-wide developer disclosure; directory figures differ slightly.

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Ultimate gross floor area

More than 60,000 square metres

Planned full development in 2022, not verified completed area.

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Phase 1 building

Six storeys

Core and shell description in March 2024.

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DC1 white space

12,096 square metres

Design self-assessment; not evidence all area is fitted out or occupied.

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DC2 white space

10,744 square metres

Assessment also gives a hall multiplication that does not exactly match the stated total; retain stated value pending reconciliation.

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Rack density

140 kW per rack

Operator launch capability claim; not average installed rack density or a disclosed rack count.

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Cooling

Liquid cooling support and air-cooled chillers supplying chilled water

Launch release describes liquid cooling; factsheet specifies N+1 chillers, dual chilled-water loops and thermal energy storage exceeding four minutes.

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Power infrastructure

Diverse 66 kV utility feeds; distributed redundant UPS; 48-hour full-load onsite backup provision

Factsheet design description; voltage and backup duration are not MW grid capacity claims.

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Utility

TEPCO active/standby 66 kV supply

DC1 self-assessment disclosure.

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PUE

Below 1.34

Operator marketing/design claim; no measured annual operating PUE established.

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Connectivity

Carrier-neutral access to central/eastern Tokyo, Inzai and submarine cable landing stations

Operator disclosure; DC1 assessment additionally describes four carriers ready to bring fibre and four onsite entry points.

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Certification

OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale; NVIDIA DGX-Ready liquid-cooling partner certification

Announced August 2025. Does not establish full-campus operational commissioning.

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LEED

LEED v4 BD+C Core & Shell targeted

March 2024 developer release describes a target, not an awarded certification.

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Construction sustainability

Construction Scope 1 and 2 emissions mitigated with verified carbon credits and renewable energy certificates; stored rainwater reused

Developer claim applies to construction and landscaping, not proof of zero-carbon operation.

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Construction partners

Kajima Corporation contractor; Nikken Sekkei designer

Disclosed at 2022 groundbreaking.

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Sources and references

Source attribution does not imply independent verification or permission to reuse images.

Where We Operate — Japan TY1 ↗

Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-10-09

Operator describes TY1 as a two-building campus in Saitama City, Greater Tokyo, with 96 MW capacity; location link is N/A.

TY1 Tokyo Factsheet ↗

Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-10-09

Operator identifies a 96 MW hyperscale campus in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, with carrier-neutral connectivity, PUE below 1.34, redundant chilled-water infrastructure and diverse 66 kV power feeds; publication date not established.

Princeton Digital TY1 Campus ↗

Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-10-09

Directory corroborates 2-1917 Nissincho and two constituent buildings, but its descriptive text says 98 MW while its listing title says 96 MW; undated conflicting claim.

Property photo · princetondg.com ↗

Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-10-09

PDG-published TY1 campus property photo accompanying the April 2025 launch release; capture date not disclosed. Original image: https://princetondg.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/TY1-offcial-photo-2.1-scaled.jpg

Profile field evidence

Name: Princeton Digital Group Launches One of Japan’s Largest AI-Ready Data Centers with USD 1 Billion TY1 Campus in Greater Tokyo; Where We Operate — Japan TY1

Aliases: Where We Operate — Japan TY1; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1

Kind: Where We Operate — Japan TY1

Country: Princeton Digital Group Launches One of Japan’s Largest AI-Ready Data Centers with USD 1 Billion TY1 Campus in Greater Tokyo; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1

Region: OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1; TY1 Tokyo Factsheet

City: Princeton Digital Group Launches One of Japan’s Largest AI-Ready Data Centers with USD 1 Billion TY1 Campus in Greater Tokyo; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1

Metro: Princeton Digital Group Launches One of Japan’s Largest AI-Ready Data Centers with USD 1 Billion TY1 Campus in Greater Tokyo; Where We Operate — Japan TY1

Address: OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC2; Princeton Digital TY1 Campus

Operator: Princeton Digital Group Launches One of Japan’s Largest AI-Ready Data Centers with USD 1 Billion TY1 Campus in Greater Tokyo; Lendlease commences construction on 100 MW data centre campus in Japan for Princeton Digital Group

Business Model: OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1; Princeton Digital Group Becomes First Operator in Asia Pacific to Earn OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale certification

Scale: TY1 Tokyo Factsheet

Statuses: プリンストン・デジタル・グループ、国内初設置のデータセンター「TY1キャンパス」1期棟を稼働開始; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC2

Summary: Princeton Digital Group Launches One of Japan’s Largest AI-Ready Data Centers with USD 1 Billion TY1 Campus in Greater Tokyo; Where We Operate — Japan TY1; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC2; プリンストン・デジタル・グループ、国内初設置のデータセンター「TY1キャンパス」1期棟を稼働開始

Location: OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC1; OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale Data Center Site Assessment — PDG TY1-DC2

Media: Property photo · princetondg.com

Stable identifier: 896f4f6e-276e-4988-8137-d0ce5bb219d3