HY1 is Princeton Digital Group's Hyderabad campus: three buildings on about 15.8 acres, carrying 90 MW in the portfolio PDG publishes for India. The operator places it inside Hyderabad's hyperscale cluster and gives no street address, which is usual for wholesale capacity contracted before it opens. Within PDG's Indian estate the site ranks behind the two Mumbai builds, MU1 at 150 MW and MU2 at 120 MW, and ahead of CH1 in Chennai at 72 MW. PDG entered the country in 2022 with around USD 2.5 billion committed, and on 24 March 2026 it acquired a further 210 MW across Mumbai and Hyderabad, close to doubling its planned Indian capacity and bringing a 1 GW national portfolio into view. Certification is concentrated elsewhere: MU1 DC1-1F in Navi Mumbai is the one PDG building in India with Uptime Institute Tier III awards, held at design stage and again for the finished building.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Princeton Digital Group publish about HY1's scale?
90 MW across three buildings on roughly 15.8 acres in Hyderabad.
How does HY1 rank within PDG's Indian portfolio?
Third by disclosed capacity. MU1 in Mumbai is 150 MW, MU2 is 120 MW, HY1 is 90 MW and CH1 in Chennai is 72 MW.
Which PDG building in India carries an Uptime Institute award?
MU1 DC1-1F in Navi Mumbai, certified Tier III for both design documents and constructed facility. The Hyderabad entries in that register belong to ICICI Bank and NPCI instead.
What did PDG's March 2026 acquisition add in Hyderabad and Mumbai?
210 MW of capacity, announced on 24 March 2026, which PDG said nearly doubles its planned India footprint and moves it toward a 1 GW national portfolio.
How is capacity at HY1 taken up?
Wholesale, in multi-megawatt blocks contracted directly with Princeton Digital Group, which has put roughly USD 2.5 billion into India since 2022.
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