Princeton Digital Group wins 2026 Asia Pacific data center recognition
Frost & Sullivan named Princeton Digital Group the recipient of its 2026 Asia-Pacific Customer Value Leadership Recognition, PDG said in a press release. The firm evaluated the company on strategy effectiveness and execution across data center infrastructure and operations.
The assessment cited PDG's capacity planning with hyperscale customers, its adaptation of technical requirements to local markets, and its use of alternative equipment suppliers. It also noted the company's support for broader liquid cooling deployments and its ability to adjust cooling requirements during construction.
PDG's portfolio was approaching two gigawatts of capacity at the time of assessment. The company operates data centers across Asia Pacific, including facilities in Singapore, Japan, India, Indonesia, China, Malaysia, South Korea, and Australia.
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