Status: Under Construction (Active multi-phase development underway within the xScale hyperscale program) | Location: QuerΓ©taro digital corridor), Mexico
The Equinix MX3x Mexico City xScale Data Center is a planned hyperscale facility described as serving the greater Mexico City market from Mexico’s established Querétaro data center corridor. Developed by Equinix, Inc. through its global xScale joint venture with GIC, the project is designed to meet the large-scale infrastructure requirements of hyperscale cloud providers, AI platforms, and global technology enterprises. With an initial Phase 1 development cost of approximately $58 million, MX3x expands Equinix’s Mexican infrastructure portfolio alongside its existing retail colocation facilities, MX1 and MX2. Its focus on high-density computing reflects the growing demand for cloud capacity and AI infrastructure across Latin America.
The facility is planned to accommodate AI-ready workloads, advanced liquid cooling architectures, and large-scale parallel computing deployments. These capabilities are important for environments where high-performance processors and dense server configurations generate substantial heat and require carefully engineered power and cooling systems. Planned high-speed fiber connectivity to Equinix’s central Mexico City network hub is intended to connect the facility with Equinix Fabric, supporting low-latency access to participating cloud platforms, telecommunications networks, and regional interconnection services. The project’s stated connectivity strategy is designed to help customers link hyperscale computing environments with enterprise systems and distributed cloud infrastructure. MX3x also targets 100% renewable energy coverage in alignment with Equinix’s global sustainability objectives. Specific details about its ultimate IT capacity, power allocation, cooling configuration, construction milestones, and renewable energy procurement arrangements have not been provided in the supplied information.
Mexico’s expanding digital economy and demand for cloud services create a wider market context for the development. Hyperscale facilities can help enterprises scale computing resources, support digital transformation, and manage data within relevant jurisdictions, subject to applicable regulations and service configurations. The project is under development, with commercial commissioning targeted for Q2 2027, according to the supplied information. Its eventual contribution will depend on construction progress, power availability, and the delivery of planned network connections. Overall, Equinix MX3x represents a planned addition to Mexico’s hyperscale infrastructure landscape, intended to support AI computing, cloud adoption, and enterprise connectivity across the region.
| Field | Value |
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| Project Name | Equinix MX3x xScale Data Center Mexico City |
| Location | QuerΓ©taro digital corridor), Mexico |
| Status | Under Construction (Active multi-phase development underway within the xScale hyperscale program) |
| Project Type | Hyperscale data center / Dedicated xScale AI-ready facility |
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| City Name | Mexico City |
| Population | Approximately 9.2 million residents |
| Urban Agglomeration | Approximately 22 million residents in Greater Mexico City |
| Economic Profile | π Detailed city intelligence available to subscribers |
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