Princeton Digital Group (PDG), Asia’s leading data centre provider, today unveiled its SG+ strategy with the announcement of a 96MW data centre campus in Batam. PDG’s SG+ strategy will enable customers to seamlessly expand their infrastructure from Singapore to highly scalable data centre campuses in Singapore, Batam, and Johor.
The announcement of PDG’s data centre campus in Batam is the first part of this concerted strategy, where PDG is developing data centre sites in Batam and Johor in extension to the company’s operations in Singapore. With an initial investment plan of close to US$1b, the campus will be built on 15 acres of land in Batam and will comprise four buildings of up to 24MW capacity each. Power is fully secured for the entire 96MW capacity.
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