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Brazil is leading data center expansion in Latin America, holding 48% of the region's operational capacity and 71% under construction, as reported by JLL. In 2025, the region saw a record delivery of 184 MW in colocation projects.

Campinas is emerging as a key expansion hub due to competitive land and energy costs. Current capacity in Latin America is about 1,105 MW, with 683 MW under construction and a pipeline exceeding 3.8 GW.

Brazil aims to attract $33 billion in investments by 2030. However, challenges remain in energy transmission despite a renewable energy matrix. The Redata tax regime's expiration poses additional challenges for attracting investment.