Brazil's data Center Colocation Market Investment to Reach $1.94 Billion by 2030 -Arizton
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Arizton's latest report reveals that Brazil data center colocation market growing at a CAGR of 11.27% during 2024-2030.
Report Summary
Market Size - Colocation Revenue: USD 1.94 Billion (2030)
CAGR - Colocation Revenue: 11.27% (2024-2030)
Market Size - Utilized White Floor Area: 6,367 Thousand Sq. Feet (2030)
Market Size - Utilized Racks: 154.32 Thousand Units (2030)
Market Size - Utilized It Power Capacity: 1,275 Mw (2030)
Historic Year: 2021-2023
Base Year: 2024
Forecast Year: 2025-2030
Sustainability Emerging as a Key Pillar in Brazil's Data Center Market
Brazil's data center market is witnessing a steady shift toward sustainability, as operators increasingly prioritize energy-efficient practices and cleaner power sources. From integrating renewable energy into operations to adopting advanced cooling technologies, the focus is clearly on reducing environmental impact and enhancing long-term efficiency.
Major players are actively exploring partnerships and infrastructure upgrades to align with global ESG standards. Recent developments across regions such as São Paulo, Ceará, and Bahia reflect this growing momentum, with wind and solar energy playing a larger role in powering digital infrastructure. As demand for scalable and sustainable data capacity grows, Brazil is positioning itself as a forward-thinking market, balancing digital expansion with environmental responsibility.
Brazil's Digital Ambitions Strengthened by Robust AI and Internet Initiatives
Brazil is rapidly advancing its digital landscape through a strong collaboration between the public and private sectors. As of early 2024, the country boasts an internet penetration rate of over 85%, connecting more than 185 million users a milestone that underpins its growing digital economy.
The government's commitment to emerging technologies is evident through key initiatives like the Brazilian Artificial Intelligence Strategy (EBIA), launched in 2021 by the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation. This strategic framework aims to foster AI research and innovation, nurture a thriving AI ecosystem, and promote Brazil's presence in the global AI arena. Further solidifying this vision, Brazil introduced its National Plan for Artificial Intelligence in 2024, earmarking approximately $4 billion to support innovation-driven business projects and enhance AI infrastructure across the country.
IoT and Big Data Integration Fueling Brazil's Data Center Growth
The convergence of big data and the Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming Brazil's data center landscape, unlocking new opportunities across industries. A key driver of this momentum is Brazil's focus on sustainable innovation. With a strong reliance on renewable energy sources such as wind and hydro, the country is well-positioned to implement IoT-powered smart grid systems. These systems leverage real-time data from sensors to optimize energy consumption and detect inefficiencies, enhancing sustainability and reliability.
Government-led initiatives, including the National IoT Plan and strategic investments in 5G infrastructure, are accelerating IoT adoption and laying the foundation for a more connected future. By 2030, the integration of IoT and big data is expected to be deeply embedded across Brazil's industrial and public sectors, enabling smarter urban development, data-driven healthcare, and precision agriculture.
Sao Paulo Leads Brazil's Data Center Market with High Utilization Efficiency
Sao Paulo continues to dominate Brazil's data center landscape, showcasing robust infrastructure and operational maturity. With 568.2 MW in core & shell capacity, 396.6 MW installed, and 354.2 MW utilized, the region reflects an impressive utilization rate of approximately 89%, underscoring its position as the country's primary data hub.
In comparison, emerging regions including Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, and others reflect 149.2 MW in core & shell, 109.2 MW installed, and 86.8 MW utilized, yielding a 79% utilization rate. This gap suggests room for expansion as new builds ramp up and enterprise demand spreads beyond primary hubs. With Sao Paulo setting the benchmark, Brazil's broader data center ecosystem is primed for scalable growth and long-term digital infrastructure investment.
Vendor Landscape
Existing Colocation Operators
Ascenty
OData (Aligned Data Centers)
Elea Data Centers
Equinix
Tecto Data Centers (V.tal)
Scala Data Centers
Angola Cables
Cirion Technologies
Quântico Data Center
NextStream (Nabiax)
Takoda Data Centers
Other Operators
New Operators
Ada Infrastructure
CloudHQ
Surfix Data Center
247 Data Centers
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This comprehensive study offers a transparent research approach, analyzing Brazil's colocation market in terms of white floor area, IT power capacity, and occupancy trends. It covers existing and upcoming data center facilities across 9+ states, with insights on industry demand, sustainability developments, cloud activity, and infrastructure growth.
The report also includes pricing trends, market forecasts (2024–2030), and a detailed vendor landscape, making it a valuable resource for industry stakeholders, investors, and operators exploring opportunities in Brazil's expanding digital infrastructure market.
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