Ascenty SP06 São Paulo Data Center: Hyperscale & Enterprise Colocation Hub in Brazil
Status: Fully Operational Hyperscale Facility | Location: Av. Roberto Pinto Sobrinho, 350 Building 6 06268-120 Osasco Brazil
Project Overview
Ascenty SP06 is a high-availability hyperscale data center located within Ascenty's flagship Jundiaí data center campus in the Greater São Paulo metropolitan region of Brazil. Strategically positioned in one of Latin America's most important digital infrastructure hubs, the facility is designed to support the growing demand for cloud computing, enterprise digital transformation, financial services, artificial intelligence (AI), and mission-critical IT workloads. Built to internationally recognized Tier III standards, SP06 delivers secure, scalable wholesale colocation space with concurrently maintainable infrastructure, enabling continuous operations while allowing maintenance activities without disrupting customer services. The facility is purpose-built to accommodate hyperscale cloud providers, multinational enterprises, financial institutions, government organizations, and technology companies requiring resilient, high-performance digital infrastructure. Its robust design incorporates redundant mechanical and electrical systems, resilient utility connections, advanced UPS architecture, standby backup generators, precision cooling technologies, and fault-tolerant power distribution to ensure maximum operational availability and business continuity. High-density data halls support modern enterprise applications, virtualization environments, AI platforms, high-performance computing (HPC), and large-scale cloud deployments while maintaining energy-efficient operations. Comprehensive physical security measures, including biometric access controls, 24/7 surveillance, environmental monitoring, and advanced fire detection and suppression systems, provide continuous protection for customer infrastructure. Strategically positioned along key fiber routes in the state of São Paulo, SP06 offers carrier-neutral connectivity with access to multiple telecommunications providers and direct integration into Ascenty's proprietary network of more than 5,000 kilometers of dark fiber. Through the company's ServiceFabric™ interconnection platform, customers benefit from low-latency connectivity to major cloud service providers, internet exchange points, enterprise networks, and digital ecosystems across Brazil and Latin America. The facility also supports hybrid cloud integration, disaster recovery, business continuity, and secure private networking, making it an ideal platform for organizations seeking scalable and resilient digital infrastructure. As an integral part of Ascenty's expanding hyperscale portfolio, SP06 reinforces Brazil's position as a leading data center market in Latin America while supporting regional cloud adoption, digital transformation, and long-term economic growth.
Quick Facts
| Field | Value |
| Project Name | Ascenty SP06 São Paulo Data Center: Hyperscale & Enterprise Colocation Hub in Brazil |
| Location | Av. Roberto Pinto Sobrinho, 350 Building 6 06268-120 Osasco Brazil |
| Status | Fully Operational Hyperscale Facility |
| Commissioning | Operational |
| Total IT Load | ~10 MW to 16 MW Critical IT Power Capacity Allocation |
| Total Capacity | ~11,000 m² (~118,402 sq ft) gross facility footprint |
| Tier Level | Tier III Certified Design & Constructed Facility (Uptime Institute) / ISO 27001, ISO 20000, ISO 14001, ISO 50001, SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS Compliant |
| Project Type | Purpose-Built Multi-Tenant Wholesale Hyperscale & Enterprise Colocation Data Center |
City Profile
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| City Name | são paulo (tamboré) |
| Population | 316,473 people in 2022 |
| Urban Agglomeration | 20.7 to 21 million inhabitants in 2022 |
| City GDP | $319 billion (USD) |
| Per Capita Income | $18.6 thousand USD |
| City Tier | LATAM Financial Hub, Largest Population Center, Best Network/Cloud Connectivity in the region |
| Key Strengths | powerful, diversified economy |
Companies Involved
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| Developer / Operator | Ascenty |
| Strategic Infrastructure Partner | CPFL Energia / Enel Distribuição São Paulo Utility Network & Local Municipal Authorities |
| Construction Contractor | Specialized Latin American Mission-Critical EPC Contractors |
| MEP Engineering | Ascenty Global Technical Infrastructure & Engineering Teams |
| Network Connectivity | Carrier-neutral facility featuring dual path-diverse subterranean fiber entrance vaults, redundant Meet-Me-Rooms (MMRs), direct interconnects toIX.br (PTT-Metro São Paulo), and dark fiber access to Ascenty's proprietary regional fiber ring. |
| Power Infrastructure | Dual high-voltage 138kV substation feeds, static 2N / Tri-bus uninterruptible power supply (UPS) modules, automated switchgear, and multi-megawatt standby emergency diesel generator arrays with 72-hour on-site fuel autonomy. |
Technical Specifications
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| Power Capacity | ~15 MW to 22 MW Secured Utility Power Allocation |
| UPS Redundancy | 2N Static UPS Architecture |
| Cooling System | Closed-loop chilled water cooling plant, N+2 chillers with continuous cooling capabilities, CRAH units with variable speed drives, hot/cold aisle containment, and automated BMS environmental controls. |
| Connectivity | ServiceFabric™, Cross Connects, Direct Cloud Connect (AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, Google Cloud Interconnect, Oracle Cloud), and low-latency fiber links connecting SP06 to SP01–SP05, SP07, and Vinhedo campus facilities. |
| PUE Target | < 1.35 Annualized Operational Design PUE |
| Energy Mix | 100% Renewable Energy coverage backed by Brazilian I-RECs (International Renewable Energy Certificates) and solar/wind Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). |
Milestones
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| Announcement | 2018–2019 |
| Construction Start | 2019 |
| Phase 1 Go-Live | Operational |
| Full Buildout | Fully Operational Active Facility |
Investment Details
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| Total Investment | Estimated $100,000,000 USD to $130,000,000 USD Facility Capital Expenditure |
| Funding | Joint Venture Capital (Digital Realty / Brookfield Infrastructure Partners) |