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Brazil: 174 data centres, 51 operators, 1,677 MW live

There are 174 data centres in Brazil, across 17 markets, 51 operators, 165 operational, 1,677 MW live (7% modelled), 4,583 MW total potential. Largest by total potential: Elea Data Centers (11 sites), then ByteDance.

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Live

1,677MW

7% modelled

Under construction

1,394MW

Planned

1,500MW

Total potential

4,583MW

Who supplies the power

63% of the data centres we track in Brazil have a named power supplier

  • Enel Distribuição São Paulo52sites
  • Light23sites
  • CEEE Equatorial10sites
  • Enel Distribuição Ceará8sites
  • Copel6sites
  • CPFL2sites

6 further suppliers serve smaller numbers of sites here.

Who is building in Brazil

The 10 largest operators here by total potential, of 51 tracked in this country.

OperatorSitesLiveTotal potential
Elea Data Centers1146 MW1,546 MW
ByteDance11,000 MW
CloudHQ2324 MW
Digital Realty25290 MW310 MW
Ascenty23288 MW288 MW
ODATA5135 MW135 MW
Equinix13131 MW131 MW
Scala Data Centers12131 MW131 MW
Ada Infrastructure240 MW90 MW
Claro357 MW57 MW

When Brazil was built

1,166 MW of the live capacity here carries a commissioning date — 59% of the operational sites in this country.

171 MW19972000200320062009201220152018202120242026

Recent activity

104 recorded developments in Brazil, the latest on 6 Oct 2026.

  • 1 Jan 2027Expansion

    Barueri Equinix 010 expansion

    Barueri Equinix 010 was expanded in 2027, recorded in the source as phase 5 of SP4.

  • 25 Aug 2026Commissioned

    RNP commissions Ceará National Data Center in Fortaleza with V.tal and Tecto

    RNP (Rede Nacional de Ensino e Pesquisa), V.tal and Tecto Data Centers commissioned the Centro Nacional de Dados do Ceará (CND-CE) in Fortaleza on 25 August 2026. The facility, deployed on Tecto's TFOR3 data centre, features Tier III infrastructure with 100 Gb/s redundant links to RNP's Ipê backbone and will support research institutions' high-performance computing, AI, machine learning and scientific data processing needs. The centre expands RNP's national data-centre infrastructure beyond existing São Paulo and Brasília facilities and will serve over 600 research and education institutions connected to the RNP network. A Technical Cooperation Agreement between RNP and V.tal was signed alongside the launch.

  • 25 Aug 2026Commissioned

    Grupo Nicnet and WDC Networks inaugurate Tier III Edge data center in São Carlos

    Grupo Nicnet and WDC Networks inaugurated a Tier III Edge data center in São Carlos, São Paulo state, Brazil.

  • 24 Aug 2026Expansion

    Tecto deploys 864-fiber optical link between Fortaleza data centers TFOR2 and TFOR3

    Tecto, the data-center operation of V.tal, has initiated deployment of optical infrastructure to interconnect its TFOR2 and TFOR3 facilities in Fortaleza, Brazil. The project uses an 864-fiber cable with Lightera's rollable ribbon technology, allowing high-density fiber packing within existing ducts without network replacement. The infrastructure supports growth in AI, cloud computing, and data processing workloads for hyperscalers and large-scale digital-service operators. V.tal handles engineering and installation; Lightera provides cables and technical support.

  • 24 Aug 2026Announced

    Claro announces 256-GPU AI data centre in São Paulo for 2027

    Claro Empresas announced plans to install 256 GPUs at its São Paulo data centre beginning early 2027, offering fractional GPU capacity sold hourly and billed in Brazilian reais. The operator estimates pricing 50% lower than international alternatives due to local processing and targets regulated sectors including financial institutions and government entities seeking data sovereignty. The facility requires infrastructure upgrades to power and cooling systems; GPU equipment is currently overseas pending installation. Claro partnered with Nvidia and Oracle and is commercializing the service alongside proprietary AI tools including Claro STT, a voice-transcription product.

  • 22 Aug 2026Broke ground300 MW

    Terronova starts 300MW data center campus near São Paulo

    Terronova has started construction work on a 300MW data center campus located outside São Paulo, Brazil.

  • 14 Aug 2026Executive change

    NextStream appoints Luiz Felipe Dinis Costa as COO

    Data-centre infrastructure operator NextStream announced Luiz Felipe Dinis Costa as its new Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately at the company's Barueri, São Paulo headquarters. Costa brings over 25 years of experience in data-centre infrastructure, most recently as Director of Data Center Infrastructure Operations at Takoda Data Centers (three years) and previously at TIVIT (22 years). He will oversee operational processes, service delivery, and support for the company's expansion across multiple countries.

  • 13 Aug 2026Commissioned

    IBM inaugurates Hub South in Porto Alegre

    IBM inaugurated a Hub South facility in Porto Alegre.

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Questions about Brazil

How many data centres are there in Brazil?
There are 174 data centres in Brazil, across 17 markets, 51 operators, 165 operational, 1,677 MW live (7% modelled), 4,583 MW total potential. Largest by total potential: Elea Data Centers (11 sites), then ByteDance.
How much data centre capacity does Brazil have?
DC Atlas tracks 174 data centres in Brazil. 1,677 MW is live, 1,394 MW is under construction, 1,500 MW is planned, for 4,583 MW of total potential at full buildout.
Who are the largest data centre operators in Brazil?
51 operators run facilities in Brazil. Elea Data Centers is the largest by total potential, with 11 sites and 1,546 MW.
Which utilities supply power to data centres in Brazil?
Enel Distribuição São Paulo, Light and CEEE Equatorial serve the most data centre sites in Brazil. DC Atlas holds a named power supplier for 63% of the facilities it tracks here.

Every data centre we track in Brazil

164 of 174 with a published page

São Paulo24

Barueri17

Rio de Janeiro17

Osasco15

Hortolândia12

Santana de Parnaíba11

Porto Alegre9

Sumaré7

Curitiba5

Fortaleza5

Jundiaí5

São João de Meriti4

Vinhedo4

Brasília3

Campinas3

Cotia3

Paulínia3

Salvador3

João Pessoa2

Maracanaú2

Niterói2

Belo Horizonte1

Eldorado do Sul1

Lima1

Port of Pecem1

Santana de Parnaiba1

São Bernardo do Campo1

São José do Rio Preto1

Sao Paulo1