GTData to Expand Data Centers in South America with $25 Million Investment

GTData, part of Grupo Romero, plans a $25 million expansion of data centers in South America. The company has acquired 49% of GTData for $109.8 million and is assessing opportunities in new markets. Key initiatives include the second phase of the Lurín data center in Lima, with a capacity of 20 MW and 960 racks, scheduled for completion in 2026. In Chile, GTData expanded its Panamericana center and will increase capacity in Puerto Montt by 30 additional racks.

Published Mar 19, 2026

GTData, under Grupo Romero, is set to invest $25 million to expand its data center operations in South America. The firm recently acquired a 49% stake in GTData for $109.8 million, initiating a strategy for geographical growth.

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Upcoming projects include the second phase of the Lurín data center in Lima, expected to be operational in 2027, and capacity enhancements at the Panamericana center in Santiago. The expansion in Puerto Montt aims to add 30 racks. GTData is exploring opportunities in new markets while working on tailored capacity deployments for clients.