Connectivity with regional reach
Mexico's telecommunications infrastructure and proximity to the United States favor low-latency connections for digital operations.
STRATEGY
Mexico: a strategic hub for digital infrastructure
Mexico offers key factors for the expansion of hyperscale data centers: a robust economy, a developed telecommunications infrastructure, increasing cloud adoption, investments in energy capacity, and proximity to the United States. For AI, cloud, and HPC workloads, this combination integrates power, connectivity, and operational efficiency in one of the most relevant digital markets in Latin America.
OUR DATA CENTERS
AI infrastructure in Mexico
Discover ODATA's hyperscale data centers in Mexico, with strategically located sites to support mission-critical digital operations. Our data centers combine robust power capacity, strategic connectivity, high-efficiency cooling architecture, and continuous 24/7/365 operation.
Data Center QR01
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VYNMSA Querétaro Industrial Park, Querétaro, Mexico
Campus overview
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Located in one of the most important areas of Querétaro for the implementation of digital infrastructure.
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Strategic location for connecting to the country's main carriers.
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Total area of 52.350 m²
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Designed to Tier III standard.
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24/7/365 availability / Continuous access and operation
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Construction with a concrete slab on the ground and a steel structure.
Exterior view of the QR01 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR01 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR01 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR01 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR01 Data Center in Mexico.
Data Center QR02
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Amexhe Industrial Park, Queretaro, Mexico
Campus overview
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Located in one of the most important areas of Querétaro for the implementation of digital infrastructure.
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Strategic location for connecting to the country's main carriers.
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Total area of 22.373 m²
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Designed to Tier III standard.
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24/7/365 availability / Continuous access and operation
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Construction with a concrete slab on the ground and a steel structure.
Exterior view of the QR02 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR02 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR02 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR02 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR02 Data Center in Mexico.
Data Center QR03
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PyME Industrial Park, Los Cues, Querétaro, Mexico
Campus overview
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ODATA's largest data center campus in Mexico.
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Strategic location for connecting to the country's main carriers.
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Total area of 275.000 m²
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Designed to Tier III standard.
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24/7/365 availability / Continuous access and operation
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Construction with a concrete slab on the ground and a steel structure.
Exterior view of the QR03 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR03 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR03 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR03 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR03 Data Center in Mexico.
Data Center QR04
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San Miguel de Allende Business Polygon, Guanajuato, Mexico
Campus overview
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Located near San Miguel de Allende, as part of ODATA's expansion strategy in central Mexico.
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Integrated into ODATA's data center ecosystem in the country, alongside sites QR01, QR02, and QR03.
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Total area of 15.535 m²
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Designed to Tier III standard.
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24/7/365 availability / Continuous access and operation
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Construction with a concrete slab on the ground and a steel structure.
Exterior view of the QR04 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR04 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR04 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR04 Data Center in Mexico.
Exterior view of the QR04 Data Center in Mexico.
ODATA DIFFERENTIALS
Campus prepared to grow with its operation in Mexico.
ODATA combines energy capacity, strategic connectivity, high-efficiency cooling, and an architecture prepared for intensive workloads. A hyperscale infrastructure designed to meet the demands of cloud, AI, high-performance computing, and critical digital operations in Latin America.
Energy capacity
Hyperscale data centers demand high-volume power availability with predictable growth potential. In Mexico, ODATA maintains an infrastructure prepared to support high-density environments, AI workloads, and critical operations requiring high availability.
Regional connectivity
ODATA's presence in Mexico fosters connectivity between critical applications, cloud environments, and end users, with infrastructure geared towards low latency and regional reach. This strategic connectivity supports distributed architectures and mission-critical digital operations.
Thermal efficiency
ODATA's cooling architecture in Mexico was designed to handle intensive workloads, with high-efficiency technologies that contribute to performance, operational stability, and better energy use in high-density environments.
High density
With infrastructure prepared for cloud computing, AI, and high-performance computing, ODATA's Data Centers in Mexico offer a robust foundation for companies that need to process large volumes of data securely, efficiently, and reliably.
