Data pack · Updated 12 October 2026
How much data center capacity Mexico has installed, how it compares with the rest of Latin America, and what our trackers show about its sites, operators, deals and rules.
Mexico data center capacity at a glance
Mexico had about 0.4 GW of installed data center capacity (IT load) at the end of 2025, by our estimate. That is about 17% of the capacity in Latin America and puts Mexico at number 25 of the 26 countries in our global model. Our trackers also hold 1 verified deals and 0 government measures in force for the country.
Installed capacity is IT load, the power available to servers, storage and network. The country figure comes from the same model as the global and regional totals and is benchmarked against dated public figures. Site figures below are what each source states, often a campus’s full build-out, so they are not the same measure.
Recent deals
- Aug 2026 · Land / campusQRO3 data center complex expansion, El Marqués Industrial Park, Querétaro, 100 MW, USD 1.3 bn
Other countries in Latin America
Installed capacity, end 2025, DC Market Insights estimate. All countries and regions
Mexico in the full data pack
By year to 2035
Installed MW for Mexico from 2020 to 2035, in the same model as the global and regional totals, with low, base and high cases.
Leading hubs
Live and pipeline MW for the main metro markets, with the basis of each figure.
Every tracked site
The full site list with operator, location, status, MW and source, refreshed from our tracker.
Related research on Mexico
Frequently asked questions
How much data center capacity does Mexico have?
We estimate about 0.4 GW of installed data center capacity (IT load) in Mexico at the end of 2025, about 17% of Latin America and number 25 of the 26 countries in our model. This is a DC Market Insights estimate, benchmarked against dated public figures.
How will Mexico data center capacity grow to 2035?
The full data pack gives installed capacity for Mexico by year from 2020 to 2035, in the same model as the global and regional totals, with low, base and high cases and the main metro hubs.