Scala: SMEXTP01

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Scala: SMEXTP01

Year Built: 2023
PUE: 1.4
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TP01 is a modular hyperscale-focused site made by individualized modules. Each module can be built with specific topology. It's located about 40km from the main interconnectivity hubs in Mexico City.

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+55% since 2022
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Sites within 15 miles of Scala: SMEXTP01

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8.13 miles KIO: MEX5
KIO MEX5 joined the KIO portfolio in 2014,with a technological complex with TIER III characteristics and
certification.
13.73 miles BBVA Complejo Tecnologico CPD

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Scala's SMEXTP01 site in Mexico
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Scala Data Centers is a hyperscale data center platform headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, and established by Digital Colony, the digital infrastructure investment platform of Colony Capital, Inc. (NYSE: CLNY).

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Brazil's National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) has approved financing of R$200 million ($37.2m) for Scala Data Centers to invest in the acquisition and installation of equipment and materials for the infrastructure of its data centers.The financing approved by the BNDES is...

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Scala Secures $25m in Financing from Caterpillar Power Finance

August 30, 2025 Scala Data Centers

Brazilian data center developer Scala Data Centers has secured $25 million in financing from Caterpillar Power Finance, marking Caterpillar’s first with a data center company in Latin America. The financing is designed to drive sustainable growth across the company.“This milestone goes far beyond...

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Scala Closes $328 Million  Expansion Deal

Scala Closes $328 Million Expansion Deal

July 23, 2025 Scala Data Centers

Scala Data Centers has successfully closed its first international project financing, securing $254 million in long-term financing for the construction of three hyperscale data centers and a critical power substation in Chile. The financing is set to fund the expansion of Scala's presence in...

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Edgenet Launches Edge Data Centers in Mexico

Edgenet Launches Edge Data Centers in Mexico

June 12, 2025 Mexico City / Ciudad de México

Edgenet has launched in Mexico with aims to deploy a network of 30 Edge data centers across the country. Last week, the company announced the launch of Mayia, the first artificial intelligence (AI) center with the "Made in Mexico" designation, awarded by the Ministry of Economy.“Basically, our...

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