Princeton Digital Group (PDG) has officially inaugurated its Japan headquarters in Tokyo, marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued investment and expansion across the country’s digital infrastructure sector.

Located in Tri-Seven Roppongi in Tokyo’s Central Business District, the new office will serve as the central hub for PDG’s local operations, supporting existing facilities and coordinating future developments across Japan. The company said the move underscores its commitment to building a strong local team, attracting top talent, and fostering collaboration to accelerate innovation and growth.

The new headquarters follows the April 2025 launch of PDG’s 96MW TY1 campus in Saitama, approximately 35km from central Tokyo. One of Japan’s largest and most advanced data centers, TY1 is purpose-built to support high-performance AI computing and hyperscale operations. The facility has earned both the NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center Partner Certification for liquid cooling and the OCP Ready v2 for Hyperscale certification, underscoring its technical excellence and scalability.

By establishing a dedicated national base in Tokyo, PDG aims to enhance coordination between its strategic assets, expand its customer engagement capabilities, and further strengthen its role in Japan’s rapidly evolving AI and data infrastructure ecosystem.

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