EdgeUno

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EdgeUno is a Latin America-focused infrastructure provider selling colocation, IaaS/cloud (VDC, VPS, bare metal), CDN, and network connectivity services out of a distributed footprint the company describes as over 27 points of presence and data centers across roughly 13-14 countries as of 2025-2026, spanning Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, South America, plus outposts in Miami, Dallas, Ashburn, New York, Istanbul, and Riyadh. Founded in 2018 (building on a Colombian ISP heritage tracing to Red Uno/1999) by former Microsoft, Yahoo, and ICANN executive Mehmet Akcin, EdgeUno differentiates itself on ultra-low-latency, carrier-neutral colocation tightly integrated with its own AS7195 network, which the company says peers with thousands of Latin American networks. Rather than concentrating on the largest hyperscale hubs alone, EdgeUno has deliberately pushed into secondary LATAM markets, and as of late 2025 was discussing plans to build its own AI-focused data centers in select underserved regions while partnering with an AI-cloud provider on a LatAm GPU offering.

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EdgeUno operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:

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Common Questions

Does EdgeUno offer AI or GPU-specific infrastructure?

As of late 2025, EdgeUno had not confirmed a dedicated, existing AI-optimized (GPU/liquid-cooled) facility; instead, CEO Mehmet Akcin described plans to build EdgeUno's own AI-focused data centers in select secondary LATAM markets, and the company separately launched a LatAm AI cloud offer in partnership with AtlasCloud in November 2025.

How many countries and facilities does EdgeUno operate in?

EdgeUno's own marketing describes over 27 points of presence across roughly 13 countries, while other company materials and Wikipedia cite over 50 data centers across Latin America as of 2023 — a discrepancy that likely reflects counting PoPs versus full colocation facilities differently over time.

Where is EdgeUno headquartered and where did it start?

EdgeUno was founded in Silicon Valley in 2018, incorporating the Colombian firm Red Uno (whose roots go back to 1999), and its main headquarters is now listed as Miami, Florida, with additional LATAM headquarters functions in Bogotá, Colombia and Uberlândia, Brazil.

Is EdgeUno's colocation carrier-neutral?

Yes — EdgeUno markets its data centers generally as carrier-neutral, and specific facilities such as its Mexico City (MEX1) and San Juan (SJU1) sites are independently documented as carrier-neutral with direct peering and multiple carrier interconnections.

Does EdgeUno offer cloud services?

EdgeUno is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact EdgeUno directly to confirm cloud availability.

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