KIO Data Centers

Four data center halls of 600 m2 (6,458 ft2) each with reinforced raised floor and anti-seismic pedestals with structure category 4. The design of the Data Center was based on the Uptime Institute standard, specifically on a TIER III topology.

One data center hall of 900 m2 (9,688 ft2), with reinforced raised floor with anti-seismic pedestal.

KIO PAN1 started up operations in 2012, and its two Data Centers are the most advanced of the region, with
Uptime Institute TIER III characteristics and design & construction certification.

KIO MEX2 started operations in 2011, and has TIER IV design characteristics.

QRO2 began operations in 2024 and is one of the most advanced data centers in the Queretaro region.

MEX4 joined the KIO portfolio in 2014 and has 3 floors of Data Centers with TIER III characteristics.

KIO MEX5 joined the KIO portfolio in 2014,with a technological complex with TIER III characteristics and
certification.

KIO MTY1 joined the KIO portfolio in 2014, with a technology complex of TIER III characteristics.

The new facility will initially feature two 1,200 sqm Data Halls, with plans to expand to eight halls in a later phase.

KIO GTM1 started up operations in 2013 and has a technology complex with an area of 2,500 m2. It has TIER IV characteristics and design certification.

KIO Data Centers is expanding its footprint in Central America with the construction of its second facility, GTM2, located on the same digital campus as its predecessor, GTM1, within the Technology Park (Campus TEC) in Condado El Naranjo, Mixco.

KIO has begun construction of MEX8, a new carrier-neutral data center in Mexico City designed to strengthen the capital's digital infrastructure and support growing demand for cloud, AI, fintech, and public-sector digital services.