Gtd Data Centers
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GTD Data Centers is the data center and IT services division of Chile’s Grupo GTD, a telecommunications company founded in 1980 that operates a regional network of eleven data centers across Chile, Peru, and Colombia as of 2025. The portfolio ranges from small, decades-old urban colocation halls in downtown Santiago to purpose-built, multi-phase facilities like the 20MW Lurín campus outside Lima and the 8MW Panamericana site in Santiago, several of which carry Uptime Institute Tier III design, construction, and operational-sustainability certifications. In 2025, Chile’s Romero Group, through its InfraCorp vehicle, agreed to acquire a 49 percent stake in GTData Holdco, the subsidiary managing the group’s data centers in Chile, Peru, and Colombia, a deal announced to accelerate expansion including a planned Barranquilla, Colombia facility. GTD sells both colocation (hosting, cages, and racks) and cloud/virtual data center services to corporate, government, and SME customers, distinguishing itself in the Latin American market through its own regional fiber network connecting its facilities across three countries rather than relying purely on third-party interconnection.
Gtd Data Centers operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Gtd Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Puerto Montt, Chile Puerto Montt TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Inaugurated in 2019, this Tier III-certified facility is described as the largest and most technologically advanced data center in southern Chile. - Santiago, Chile Panamericana PENDING REVIEW
This facility, located in the Conchalí district, was designed to meet high-density industrial standards and serves as a major hub for cloud and colocation services in the Southern Cone. - Santiago, Chile Lídice I TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Lídice I is one of GTD's oldest facilities, inaugurated in 2010 and holding a Tier III-homologated designation. - Santiago, Chile Lídice II TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Lídice II, inaugurated in November 2016, has been recognized with a Tier III Gold Certification of Operational Sustainability from the Uptime Institute, renewed as of 2026. - Santiago, Chile Moneda PENDING REVIEW
Moneda, inaugurated in 2003 at Moneda 920 in downtown Santiago, is one of GTD's longest-standing facilities and is split into two halls, Sala Moneda 1001 and Sala Moneda 906. - Santiago, Chile Providencia TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Providencia is a Tier III certified facility established in 2014 in the heart of the Providencia district of Santiago. - Santiago, Chile Huérfanos PENDING REVIEW
In operation since 2007 at Huérfanos 1117, this multi-level downtown facility is one of GTD's older colocation sites and was included in a 2025 renewable-energy supply deal with Colbún. - Santiago, Chile Holanda PENDING REVIEW
The Holanda facility, operational since 2012 at Av. Holanda 65 in Providencia, is one of GTD's smaller urban colocation sites near the Tobalaba metro station. - Medellín, Colombia El Poblado TIER III PENDING REVIEW
El Poblado is described as Colombia's first certified data center located outside the Bogotá savanna area, holds Tier III design/construction/operation certification from the Uptime Institute, and uses solar panels generating 31.16 kW to help power the facility. - Lima, Peru Surco TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Opened in 2018 in the Santiago de Surco district, this facility later earned a rare Tier III Gold Certification of Operational Sustainability from the Uptime Institute, one of only a handful of data centers in Peru to hold it. - Lima, Peru Lurín TIER III PENDING REVIEW
GTD's second Peruvian data center, in the Lurín area south of Lima, opened its first phase in 2024 as part of a planned 20MW, 960-rack, four-phase campus and holds Tier III design and construction certification from the Uptime Institute.
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Common Questions
How many data centers does GTD operate and in which countries?
As of late 2025, GTD operates eleven data centers across Chile, Peru, and Colombia, with sites concentrated in Santiago and Puerto Montt (Chile), Lima (Peru), and Medellín (Colombia).
Does GTD offer cloud services in addition to colocation?
Yes — GTD's data center network is described as providing both colocation/hosting and cloud and virtual data center services to corporate and government clients across its Chile, Peru, and Colombia operations.
What is GTD's largest or newest data center?
GTD's Lurín facility outside Lima, Peru, which opened its first phase in 2024, is designed for 20MW and 960 racks across four phases and is reported to be the company's second-largest facility after its Santiago site.
Has GTD received any external investment in its data center business?
In 2025, Chile's Romero Group, via its InfraCorp subsidiary, agreed to acquire a 49 percent stake in GTData Holdco, the entity that manages GTD's eleven data centers in Chile, Peru, and Colombia, pending regulatory approval.
Are any of GTD's facilities Tier III certified?
Several GTD facilities hold Uptime Institute Tier III certifications, including Lídice II and Surco (both later re-certified Tier III Gold for Operational Sustainability), Providencia, Puerto Montt, Lurín, and El Poblado in Medellín.
Does Gtd Data Centers operate an AI data center?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Gtd Data Centers. We continue tracking new developments.
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