STT Fairview Data Center Achieves G2 Design Certification

Sep 24, 2025
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Philippines has achieved G2 Design Certification for its STT Fairview data center campus, as announced in a press release. This certification marks a significant milestone for the 124MW facility.

ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Philippines has achieved G2 Design Certification for its flagship 124MW STT Fairview data center campus, announced in a press release. This certification is part of an ongoing collaboration with the International Data Center Authority (IDCA), which is conducting a comprehensive audit of STT GDC Philippines' entire data center portfolio.

The STT Fairview data center is now recognized as a certified G2 data center, positioned to become the country's largest carrier-neutral and sustainable data center campus. The certification process evaluates data centers across various requirements, including availability, capacity, efficiency, operations, innovation, resilience, safety, and security.

Carlo Malana, President and CEO of STT GDC Philippines, expressed pride in the achievement, highlighting the company's commitment to building data centers for future digital innovation. The collaboration with IDCA is seen as a turning point for digital infrastructure in the Asia Pacific region, according to IDCA Chairman and CEO Mehdi Paryavi.

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