Data Center Campus

CloudHQ: Paulínia GRU Campus

6 sites Campinas
Under ConstructionPlanned
Multi-phase construction project
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Campus at a Glance

6 data centers on this campus
First built in 2027 with expansions through 2032
Coordinates: -22.7725, -47.10826
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CloudHQ has begun constructing its first 200,000 sqm data center campus, GRU Technology Campus, in Paulínia, Brazil. It will offer substantial IT load from its own substation, connected to the national power grid. The campus includes six buildings, each with considerable capacity, and an underground fiber route to major internet exchange points.

Buildings

Sites on this Campus

Site Operator Status Operational Building Size Built
CloudHQ: GRU 1 CloudHQ
Under Construction
— — 2027
CloudHQ: GRU 2 CloudHQ
Planned
— — 2028
CloudHQ: GRU 3 CloudHQ
Planned
— — 2029
CloudHQ: GRU 4 CloudHQ
Planned
— — 2030
CloudHQ: GRU 5 CloudHQ
Planned
— — 2031
CloudHQ: GRU 6 CloudHQ
Planned
— — 2032

Map and Nearby Locations

CloudHQ: Paulínia GRU Campus Power Growth Over Time

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Developer

Developed by:

CloudHQ designs, builds and operates mission critical data centers delivered through a tailored, customer service focused platform designed to foster long-term relationships. CloudHQ provides 100% availability with high-density power, flexible configurations and carrier-neutral connectivity. Founded by Hossein Fateh, a pioneer of data center REITs and former CEO of DFT, and bolstered by a team of industry veterans, all with one purpose – to provide flexible solutions in high efficient space and resilient design for businesses of all sizes.

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