San Antonio – October 14, 2026 -- Princeton Digital Group (PDG) has won Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Asia-Pacific Customer Value Leadership Recognition in data centre infrastructure and operations, backed by a portfolio approaching two gigawatts of capacity at the time of assessment.
Frost & Sullivan scored PDG on strategy effectiveness and execution across varied APAC markets
The analyst firm benchmarks candidates on two dimensions: strategy effectiveness and strategy execution. It said PDG performed strongly on both, aligning growth with hyperscale customer demand while executing consistently in markets that differ in infrastructure maturity, regulation, power availability and construction ecosystems.
Gautham Gnanajothi, Senior Vice President at Frost & Sullivan, said PDG's approach "goes beyond delivering capacity" and reflects how reliability, flexibility and operational discipline shape hyperscalers' long-term infrastructure decisions.
PDG shares cluster-level supply visibility with customers before contracts are signed
PDG works with customers on capacity planning, giving them market- and cluster-level visibility into planned supply. It feeds their forward demand outlook into its investment priorities. During execution, it adapts technical requirements to local APAC conditions and identifies alternative technology and equipment options when needed.
Liquid cooling flexibility and wider OEM sourcing support scaled deployment
PDG has supported the shift of liquid cooling from limited deployments to broader hyperscale requirements. Its willingness to evaluate additional OEMs has widened the pool of viable suppliers. Its engineering and commercial flexibility lets projects absorb changing cooling requirements during construction without delaying delivery. Frost & Sullivan also cited power usage effectiveness improvements as a source of direct customer value.
Expansion in Mumbai, Jakarta, Johor and Tokyo runs on local teams and a central platform
PDG's growth covers Mumbai, Jakarta, Johor and Tokyo. Local teams work alongside a central platform structure, so the company can meet market-specific requirements while sharing capabilities across countries.
Varoon Raghavan, COO and Co-Founder of PDG, attributed the company's speed and consistency to in-country expertise, pan-APAC scale and strong institutional capital backing.