Jun 13, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
European cloud firm OVH plans to expand into Latin America this year with new Local Zones in four countries. The company's website lists planned locations in Mexico City, Santiago, Buenos Aires, and São Paulo. Initially, the new Local Zones will operate out of colocation facilities. After evaluating the response in these markets, the company could "increase investment in its own data centers" in the region, according to Gonzalez.
"We'll be in Brazil, in São Paulo; in Santiago de Chile; in Buenos Aires; and in Mexico. We'll have news for that market soon," said Adrián Gonzalez, business development director for Southern Europe and Brazil at OVHCloud, told said.
"There's a lot of potential for expansion in Latin America, and that's why we're committed to ensuring they can also use our cloud. And I'll also tell you why: because, ultimately, as part of the quest for the famous democratization of the cloud, it's also about bringing technology at an affordable price, obviously, to these territories, which also have their own demands and technological needs," he added.
