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Pin date 2025-04-23 is the inauguration (demonstrated). The Rappler[10] piece is dated 2022-03-22 but gives no ceremony day, so startDate is that publication date, not a confirmed ceremony date.
PLDT's[1] 20-F calls the launch of VITRO Santa Rosa a key 2025 milestone and says it hosts ePLDT's Pilipinas AI platform for enterprise and hyperscaler customers.
Philippine News Agency report of Marcos leading the grand launch on Wednesday, 23 April 2025, of the 50 MW VSR, linked to subsea cables to Asia, the US and Europe.[1]
BusinessWorld: five-hectare campus of up to 50 MW, NVIDIA-powered GPU servers, VITRO's 11 sites totalling nearly 100 MW, and a planned 100 MW 12th site in General Trias, Cavite.[1]
Daily Tribune on the inauguration with Marcos and Trade Secretary Cristina Roque, and ePLDT's GPU-as-a-Service offering.
50 MW
“The company has commissioned a 115-kilovolt switching station that will help the data center meet its 50-megawatt (MW) power demand”
March 2022 to April 2025
“has inaugurated the first VITRO hyperscale data center in Sta. Rosa, Laguna”
Inaugurated 23 April 2025
“has inaugurated the first VITRO hyperscale data center in Sta. Rosa, Laguna”
Groundbreaking ceremony
“The groundbreaking ceremony took place in Sta. Rosa, Laguna where the VITRO Sta. Rosa Data Center by PLDT will rise in 2023.”
Meralco 115-kV switching station commissioned
“The company has commissioned a 115-kilovolt switching station that will help the data center meet its 50-megawatt (MW) power demand”
Facility energized, ready for client equipment
“has completed the energization of its VITRO Sta. Rosa (VSR) data center”
20 MW of IT power targeted by end of 2024
“will deliver 20 Megawatts of IT power by year's end, with 35 percent coming from renewable energy”
Inauguration of VITRO Sta. Rosa
“has inaugurated the first VITRO hyperscale data center in Sta. Rosa, Laguna”
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