Inter-American Development Bank to fund fiber roll-out in rural areas and expansion of state-owned data center

Company aims to have 44 available regions by the end of 2022

As the workforce challenge intensifies, hear directly from contractors about what it's really like.

Company opens first hyperscale facility in Americas, plans a second in the same city and another in Mexico City

But details are limited

Company bringing CloudFront to Ceará, its third location in Brazil

Second facility in Barranquilla follows announcement of second Fortaleza facility in Brazil

Telco continues green efforts amid continued restructuring

Company says it plans to triple footprint in area with new facility

As severe droughts impact hydroelectricity output, Gov outlines measures agencies must take to reduce consumption

New LatAm regions, availability zones, and CDNs) to be announced ‘in the coming months’

Telco investing around $9 million in small facilities across the country to support retail and heavy industry clients

147 teraflops Serafín is country’s most powerful HPC system available to academics

Plus the US tries to get Brazil to drop Huawei for OpenRAN

Brazilian investment firm to continue expansion into data centers for rest of the year

Company continuing expansion of its cloud with fourth LatAm facility

Latam & Spanish data center firm must hit targets to get better terms

Investment firm acquires Mexico’s largest data center company

Companies agree a sale-leaseback deal for Brazilian media company’s facility

New contract extends Scala's commitment to renewable energy by five years

Companies promise "reciprocal reselling and network arrangements" in LatAm going forward

Asterion-owned firm closes deal in Spain, adding further capacity in Spain, Chile, and Brazil

Company negotiating with local officials about both a distribution center and data center in northeastern state

Carlos Slim-owned telco opens facility to take advantage of subsea cables landing in the city

Gov pushes back sale of state IT firms, also selling off telco Telebras and closing chip firm CEITEC

Company aiming to have 40 petaflops of HPC for extracting oil and gas by the end of the year

Inpe said lack of funds meant Tupã supercomputer would have to be turned off, new replacement system will be more energy-efficient

Also landing in Brazil and Uruguay