| Distance | Site | About |
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| 1.04 miles | Equinix: RJ3 |
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| 1.19 miles | CloudHQ: Rio GIG 1 |
CloudHQ’s GIG Campus, the company's second data center development in Brazil, is located in São João de Meriti, 18 km (11 miles) from the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro.
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| 1.47 miles | Scala: Rio de Janeiro SGIGSM01 |
SM01 is a modular hyperscale-focused site made by individualized MW modules. Each module can be built with specific topology.
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| 1.57 miles | ODATA RJ-01 | |
| 6.06 miles | Equinix Rio RJ2 |
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| 9.23 miles | Ada: Rio de Janeiro |
Ada Infrastructure's Rio de Janeiro campus will consist of 3 single-story turnkey high-density data center buildings.
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| 10.17 miles | Cirion Rio de Janeiro |
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| 11.36 miles | Elea: RJO4 |
RJO4 will be part of Elea's extensive Rio AI City Campus in Rio de Janeiro.
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| 11.44 miles | Elea: RJO3 |
RJO3 will be part of Elea's extensive Rio AI City Campus in Rio de Janeiro.
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| 11.59 miles | Elea: RJO2 |
Part of Elea's extensive Rio AI City Campus, RJO2 is set to become operational in 2026.
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| 11.66 miles | Elea: Rio AI City RJO1 |
Elea, a Brazilian data center company, is developing a massive, gigawatt-scale campus in Rio de Janeiro. Once complete, the campus could feature around 27 buildings.
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| 12.08 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 12.50 miles | Tecto: Rio CLS |
Tecto operates a 1,600 m² cable landing station in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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| 13.68 miles | Equinix Rio RJ1 |
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| 13.75 miles | ValleyInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 13.86 miles | Takoda: Rio de Janeiro RJ01 |
Takoda is a subsidiary of Tivit, a Brazilian-based IT services company. In 2023, Tivit spun off its data center business to create a new company named Takoda.
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DC Ultranet Telecom located in São Paulo/SP near of downtown, with high capacity and security, connected with the major carriers in Brazil (Algar, Vivo, Embratel/Claro, Century Link, Cogent, Hurricane Electric and other carriers) direct connection with high capacity between all Equinix in Brazil and Nap of the Americas also we have connection with IX.Br and FL-Ix.
Ascenty was founded in 2010 and is a provider of datacenters in Brazil.
June 30, 2023 Ascenty
Ascenty has announced that it will launch its first Columbia data center in the fourth quarter of 2024, adding to its 34 data centers across Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Columbia that are either operational, in development or under construction. The company is reportedly designing two twin data...
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June 22, 2023 Ascenty
Ascenty is planning to expand its data center footprint following the purchasing of a 47,000 sqm (500,000 sq ft) parcel of land in Osasco, greater Sao Paulo. The company hasn’t shared further details about the scale of its development plans on this site, and is currently in the planning stage. No...
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March 30, 2023 Ascenty
Ascenty is the latest signatory of the UN Global Compact (Organization of United Nations) in Brazil, it has been announced. The Global Compact is a voluntary initiative that launched back in 2000 which encourages companies to adopt and promote ten universally accepted principles on human rights,...
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March 14, 2023 Ascenty
Ascenty, a data center company in South America, has gotten more than $1 billion in funding. The corporation, which is owned by Digital Realty, disclosed that it had obtained two instruments: an offshore term credit facilities and a local capital market debenture issuance. Ita, Natixis,...
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November 11, 2022 Ascenty
Ascenty has announced its plans to invest R$1.5 billion ($290 million) in Latin America. The funds will be used to develop five data centers in the region. The new facilities will be located in Colombia, Chile, and Brazil. Upon completion, Ascenty’s data center count in the region will hit 33....
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