Ascenty
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Ascenty is the largest data center and connectivity services provider in Latin America, operating a network of colocation facilities across Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Colombia. Founded in 2010 and now a joint venture between Digital Realty and Brookfield Infrastructure, the company reported operating and/or building 40 data centers as of mid-2026, with 27 in operation and 13 under development, all linked by roughly 4,000 km of proprietary fiber. Ascenty’s core Brazilian footprint is concentrated in a dense cluster of campuses across the São Paulo interior (Campinas, Jundiaí, Sumaré, Hortolândia, Paulínia, Vinhedo), plus São Paulo city, Rio de Janeiro, and Fortaleza, supplemented by newer international campuses in Santiago, Querétaro, and Bogotá. The company sells colocation, cross-connect, and cloud-interconnection services (including direct links to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, IBM and Oracle) rather than its own public cloud, and in 2026 it began pushing into AI/HPC-ready space, including a 90MW liquid-cooled building under construction at its Sumaré campus.
Ascenty has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Ascenty Data Center Locations
- Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil Fortaleza 1 PENDING REVIEW
Fortaleza 1 sits next to one of northeastern Brazil's largest industrial districts and connects directly to submarine cable landing stations at Praia do Futuro. - Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil RJ1 PENDING REVIEW
RJ1 is located in Botafogo, a central district of Rio de Janeiro. - Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil RJ2 PENDING REVIEW
- Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil Campinas 1 · +55 (11) 3508.8910 PENDING REVIEW
Campinas 1 was Ascenty's very first data center, opened in 2012 inside the Techno Park condominium in Campinas, a major Latin American technology hub. - Hortolândia, São Paulo, Brazil Hortolândia 1 PENDING REVIEW
- Hortolândia, São Paulo, Brazil Hortolândia 2 PENDING REVIEW
- Hortolândia, São Paulo, Brazil Hortolândia 3 PENDING REVIEW
- Hortolândia, São Paulo, Brazil HTL4 PENDING REVIEW
- Hortolândia, São Paulo, Brazil Hortolândia 5 PENDING REVIEW
- Hortolândia, São Paulo, Brazil Hortolândia 6 PENDING REVIEW
Hortolândia 6 was developed as the sixth building on Ascenty's Hortolândia campus in São Paulo state. - Jundiaí, São Paulo, Brazil Jundiaí 1 PENDING REVIEW
- Jundiaí, São Paulo, Brazil Jundiaí 2 PENDING REVIEW
Jundiaí 2 is part of Ascenty's Jundiaí campus in São Paulo state, adjacent to the Jundiaí 1 building. - Paulínia, São Paulo, Brazil Paulínia 1 PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP1 PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP2 PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP3 PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP4 PENDING REVIEW
SP4 added roughly 75,300 sq ft of built space and 9MW of power to Ascenty's São Paulo-area campus when it began construction. - São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP5 PENDING REVIEW
SP5 was built with roughly 7,000 sqm of space and 19MW of capacity as part of a $290 million multi-site Latin American expansion. - São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP6 PENDING REVIEW
SP6 was built alongside SP5 with roughly 7,000 sqm of space and 19MW of capacity as part of Ascenty's regional expansion program. - São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP7 PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil SP8 PENDING REVIEW
- Sumaré, São Paulo, Brazil Sumaré 1 PENDING REVIEW
- Sumaré, São Paulo, Brazil Sumaré 2 PENDING REVIEW
- Sumaré, São Paulo, Brazil Sumaré 3AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
- Sumaré, São Paulo, Brazil Sumaré 4 PENDING REVIEW
Sumaré 4 sits within a planned complex of mega data centers with capacity to expand to up to seven buildings. - Sumaré, São Paulo, Brazil Sumaré 5 PENDING REVIEW
Sumaré 5 was developed as part of Ascenty's growing Sumaré campus in São Paulo state. - Vinhedo, São Paulo, Brazil Vinhedo 1 PENDING REVIEW
The Vinhedo campus is described as the largest data center complex in Latin America. - Vinhedo, São Paulo, Brazil Vinhedo 2 PENDING REVIEW
- Santiago, Chile Santiago 1 PENDING REVIEW
Ascenty describes Santiago 1 as its 17th data center overall, located in a seismic Zone 4-rated building. - Santiago, Chile Santiago 2 PENDING REVIEW
Santiago 2 is located in the Quilicura district of the capital, covering 21,000-22,000 sqm with roughly 31MW of IT load and capacity for up to 3,550 racks. - Santiago, Chile SCL03 TIER III PENDING REVIEW
SCL03, opened in the Quilicura district, is Tier III certified and holds ISO 27001, 14001 and 50001 certifications, bringing its Campus 01 to a combined 42MW of installed capacity. - Bogotá, Colombia Bogotá 1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Bogotá 1 was Ascenty's first data center in Colombia, chosen for the country's strategic location close to the U.S. and Central America. - Bogotá, Colombia Bogotá 2 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Bogotá 2 was built as a twin site to Bogotá 1, with roughly 9,000 sqm of space and a dedicated substation. - Querétaro, Mexico Querétaro 1 PENDING REVIEW
Querétaro 1 was one of Ascenty's first two data centers in Mexico, part of a roughly BRL 1 billion investment to enter the market. - Querétaro, Mexico Querétaro 2 PENDING REVIEW
Querétaro 2 was launched alongside Querétaro 1 as part of Ascenty's entry into the Mexican market. - Querétaro, Mexico Querétaro 3 PENDING REVIEW
Querétaro 3 expanded Ascenty's Mexican footprint in a region industry press describes as a major hub for data center development.
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Ascenty AI Data Centers
Ascenty's clearest AI-specific infrastructure commitment so far is at its Sumaré campus in Brazil, where a new Sumaré 3 building is being built as part of a $1.2 billion, 150MW AI-focused investment announced in 2026. That single building is planned for 90MW of initial capacity (with room to double to 180MW), uses direct-to-chip liquid cooling and a closed-loop cooling system, and is scheduled for delivery in the third quarter of 2027. Beyond that specific building, Ascenty has also partnered with AI infrastructure firm Vertical Data to bring GPU hardware, financing and managed services to its wider footprint, and describes company-wide liquid-cooling capability for AI/HPC workloads, though this broader claim isn't tied to a single named facility.
- Sumaré, Brazil Sumaré 3 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Common Questions
Which countries does Ascenty operate data centers in?
Ascenty operates physical data centers in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Colombia, with Brazil hosting the large majority of its campuses across São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Fortaleza.
Does Ascenty have AI/GPU-optimized data center infrastructure?
Yes — in 2026 Ascenty announced a $1.2 billion investment to build a 150MW AI-ready expansion, including a new Sumaré 3 building with 90MW of initial capacity, direct-to-chip liquid cooling, and a closed-loop cooling system aimed at AI and HPC workloads.
Who owns Ascenty?
Ascenty is a joint venture between Digital Realty and Brookfield Infrastructure.
What is the largest data center Ascenty operates?
Ascenty describes its Vinhedo campus, in the state of São Paulo, as the largest data center in Latin America.
Does Ascenty sell its own cloud computing service?
No — Ascenty sells colocation and connectivity services, including cross-connects and direct interconnection to third-party clouds like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, but it does not sell its own public cloud compute.
Does Ascenty offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 36 facilities where Ascenty may offer colocation services. Please contact Ascenty directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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