| Distance | Site | About |
|---|---|---|
| 0.11 miles | ODATA QR01 |
ODATA's QR01 campus first went live in 2022.
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| 2.29 miles | Equinix MX3x |
Initially budgeted at US$58 million, MX3 is undergoing further expansions. This facility is designed for multiple global cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft, Google, and Oracle.
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| 2.68 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft launched its Mexican cloud region in 2024.
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| 2.80 miles | Ascenty Querétaro 1 |
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| 2.89 miles | Ascenty: Querétaro 3 |
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| 3.81 miles | CloudHQ: Queretaro QRO Campus |
The QRO Campus is designed to include six buildings, supported by an onsite substation connected to a 400kV transmission line.
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| 3.89 miles | CloudHQ: QRO 2 |
This facility will be part of CloudHQ's QRO Campus in Queretaro, Mexico.
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| 3.98 miles | CloudHQ: QRO 3 |
This facility will be part of CloudHQ's QRO Campus in Queretaro, Mexico.
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| 4.05 miles | CloudHQ: QRO 4 |
This facility will be part of CloudHQ's QRO Campus in Queretaro, Mexico.
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| 4.08 miles | KIO: Queretaro QRO1 |
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| 4.13 miles | CloudHQ: QRO 5 |
This facility will be part of CloudHQ's QRO Campus in Queretaro, Mexico.
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| 4.18 miles | KIO: QRO2 |
QRO2 began operations in 2024 and is one of the most advanced data centers in the Queretaro region.
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| 4.21 miles | CloudHQ: QRO 6 |
This facility will be part of CloudHQ's QRO Campus in Queretaro, Mexico.
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| 4.34 miles | ODATA: QR03 DC5 |
This facility will be part of the ODATA QR03 Campus, located in the PyME Industrial Park in Querétaro, Mexico.
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| 4.36 miles | ODATA: QR03 DC2 |
This facility will be part of the ODATA QR03 Campus, located in the PyME Industrial Park in Querétaro, Mexico.
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| 4.49 miles | ODATA: QR03 Campus |
Once fully developed, the site will encompass nearly 275,000 square meters and feature five buildings, establishing it as a major hub for data center operations in the region.
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| 4.53 miles | ODATA: QR03 DC4 |
This facility will be part of the ODATA QR03 Campus, located in the PyME Industrial Park in Querétaro, Mexico.
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| 4.59 miles | ODATA: QR03 DC3 |
This facility will be part of the ODATA QR03 Campus, located in the PyME Industrial Park in Querétaro, Mexico.
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| 5.61 miles | Equinix MX2 |
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| 5.67 miles | Equinix MX1 | |
| 7.56 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 7.71 miles | Ascenty Querétaro 2 |
Ascenty's Querétaro 2 data center is located near the Arkansas State University Campus in Querétaro.
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| 8.56 miles | EdgeUno Mexico (QRO1) | |
| 12.70 miles | EdgeUno Mexico (QRO2) | |
| 12.80 miles | Telmex Triara Querétaro | |
| 14.93 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft uses Containers (called ITPACs) to build out its data centers. These Containers are Shipping Containers fitted with all the necessary climate control, networking, server racks and other hardware necessary to be a “mini” data center all in one.
An Azure region is a set of data centers deployed within a latency-defined perimeter and connected through a dedicated regional low-latency network.
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Availability Zones allow customers to run mission-critical applications with high availability and low-latency replication.
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