Navegalo: San José
Navégalo's San José data center provides ample space for colocation with its 300 cabinets, including an exclusive 40-cabinet private suite.
Navegalo is a technology company that provides data center and managed IT solutions. The company operates a network of data centers across Central America, with locations in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Panama, and a presence in Miami, Florida, in the United States. Founded by Tyson Ennis, the company offers a range of services including colocation, cloud solutions, dedicated servers, and network services. Navegalo's facilities hold various certifications, including ISO and Rated III, and the company has stated its commitment to sustainability, operating with a focus on renewable energy and carbon neutrality.
Navégalo's San José data center provides ample space for colocation with its 300 cabinets, including an exclusive 40-cabinet private suite.
The facility is part of Navegalo’s Central-American footprint, interconnected via redundant fiber links to their other Tier-III/IV data centers in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua and Miami, FL.
July 30, 2025 San José
The City of San Jose in California has signed an Implementation Agreement with utility Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) to streamline and guarantee power delivery for data centers and other large load customers. According to the partners, the deal is in response to the skyrocketing...
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Costa Rican firm Codisa has begun construction on a new data center in El Salvador. The IT firm will partner with real estate firm Aristos Group to develop the data center. The facility will have a total capacity of 3.5MW, and it will house 322 racks. The facility is named DataTrust and it is...
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June 10, 2021 El Salvador
Following El Salvador declaring Bitcoin as legal tender, the country's president Nayib Bukele has instructed state-owned geothermal electric company, LaGeo, to create a plan to offer geothermal energy to Bitcoin mining data centers. On Twitter, Bukele announced the news, saying: "I've just...
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