ResearchAndMarkets.com has released a comprehensive Mexico data center market database covering 47 operational facilitie

ResearchAndMarkets.com has added "Mexico Existing & Upcoming Data Center Portfolio" to its offerings, providing an Excel database with comprehensive analysis of Mexico's data center market. The database delivers facility-level intelligence for organizations evaluating data center investment, construction, infrastructure deployment, market entry, and expansion across Mexico.

The database contains detailed analysis of 47 existing data centers and 12 upcoming data center projects spanning geographic coverage across the Bajio region, Cuernavaca, Guadalajara, Hermosillo, Heroica Veracruz, Merida, Mexico City, Monterrey, Puebla, Queretaro, Quintana Roo, San Luis, San Miguel de Allende, Tepotzotlan, Tuxtla Gutierrez, Villahermosa, and Xalapa.

Mexico's data center market is supported by major operators including ODATA, Ascenty, KIO Networks, and Equinix. The country currently hosts approximately 47 operational data centers, with Queretaro, Mexico City, and Guanajuato identified as the most prominent locations for digital infrastructure deployment.

The development pipeline is strong, with 12 upcoming facilities expected to add approximately 781 MW of IT capacity. This planned capacity represents more than twice Mexico's current operational capacity, highlighting the scale of investment and development anticipated across the market.

Queretaro continues to lead Mexico's data center expansion, with planned IT capacity expected to increase by approximately 72 percent compared with existing levels. ODATA holds a leading position in the national market, accounting for more than 45 percent of operational IT capacity and approximately 40 percent of total white-floor area.

The database includes existing data center profiles with market snapshots, region and facility details, operator names, facility addresses, core and shell area measurements, white-floor area, power capacity, IT load capacity, rack capacity, year of operation, design standards from Tier I to Tier IV, and power and cooling redundancy information. For upcoming facilities, the database provides investment snapshots, region and city data, investor names, planned white-floor area, planned IT load capacity, total investment in USD millions, electrical infrastructure investment in USD millions, mechanical infrastructure investment in USD millions, general construction services investment in USD millions, announcement year, project status, and actual or expected year of opening.

The database also includes retail and wholesale colocation pricing intelligence. Retail pricing covers quarter-rack, half-rack, and full-rack cabinet configurations, while wholesale pricing is provided on a per-kilowatt basis.