Telefónica
Telefónica is a Spanish multinational telecommunications company founded in 1924, headquartered in Madrid, and operating as one of the world's largest telephone operators and mobile network providers. It delivers fixed and mobile telephony, broadband, pay TV, and data center services primarily in Europe and Latin America.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
3
Markets
3
Countries
3
Live capacity
30+ MW
Total potential
30+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
Telefónica data centre locations
3 mapped sites across 3 countries, coloured by status.
About Telefónica
Telefonica is a global telecommunications and technology company that operates data centers and cloud services. As one of the largest telecommunications operators in Europe, Telefonica provides infrastructure and managed services to businesses and organizations across multiple industries. The company's key differentiators include its extensive global network, expertise in cloud and digital transformation, and commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency in its data center operations.
Telefónica is a major European and Latin American telecommunications operator providing fixed/mobile telephony, broadband, pay TV, and data center services.
Company Overview
Ownership Type
Public
Website
Visit WebsiteTelefónica facilities
Every Telefónica site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
MadridSpain
- Alcala de Henares Telefónica 001Alcala de Henares · Operational
MiamiUnited States
- Doral Telefonica Global Solutions 001Doral · Operational
Sao PauloBrazil
- Santana de Parnaíba Telefonica Global Solutions 001Santana de Parnaíba · Operational
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Recent Activity
Telefónica to Deploy Edge Computing Node in Murcia Region by 2027
Telefónica announced plans to build a new edge computing infrastructure node in Spain's Murcia region by 2027. The facility will reduce application latency, bring AI capabilities closer to businesses and public administrations, and enhance data sovereignty within European territory. This deployment represents Telefónica's expansion of distributed computing infrastructure in southern Spain.
Telxius inaugurates edge data center and cable landing station in Cancún
Telxius, a Telefónica subsidiary, inaugurated a neutral, AI-ready edge data center and submarine cable landing station in Cancún, Mexico. The facility serves as the landing point for the Tikal submarine cable (380 Tbps capacity, launching H1 2027) connecting Puerto Barrios, Guatemala to Boca Ratón, Florida, and strengthens Telxius's position as a strategic connectivity hub for the Caribbean, Latin America and the United States. The data center offers Tier III standards, N+1/2N redundancy, and direct interconnection to multiple cloud providers and digital platforms.
ACS, Telefónica and Santander strengthen Spanish AI gigafactory project
ACS, Telefónica and Santander have reinforced their commitment to a Spanish AI gigafactory project.
Nabiax announces €800M Spanish data-centre expansion to 140 MW
Spanish data-centre operator Nabiax announced an €800 million investment to expand its total IT capacity from 35 MW to 140 MW over the coming years. The expansion centres on a new third building (ADC3) at its Madrid campus in Alcalá de Henares, which will add more than 100 MW of capacity. The company also signalled potential expansion into Portugal, the UK, Italy, and Germany beyond its existing Spanish footprint.
Telefónica to deploy new Edge node in Murcia region
Telefónica announced plans to deploy a new Edge computing node in the Murcia region.
Telefónica reignites plans to sell Telxius subsea cable business
Telefónica has revived its plans to divest Telxius, its subsea cable infrastructure business. The company is exploring a sale of the subsidiary that operates international submarine cable systems. This move represents a strategic shift in the company's infrastructure portfolio management.