Power, Pacific, Plan. A year of intelligence on the Pacific gateway of Latin American digital infrastructure, convened at the Pacific Telecommunications Conference in Honolulu and the Mandarin Oriental, Santiago. The published spine on a market growing toward USD 1.7 billion on the back of a fifty per cent renewable grid and a National Data Center Plan in active delivery.
Named hyperscaler commitments. AWS USD 4 billion. Microsoft USD 3 billion plus. Google announced a Curauma campus.
Humboldt subsea cable in service. The first direct Pacific link between South America and the Asia-Pacific basin.
Projects in the active pipeline under the National Data Center Plan 2024 to 2030.
Chile sits at a unique intersection. A grid that ran 50 per cent on renewables in 2024, vast solar and wind capacity in the north, a stable regulatory environment, and a coastline that links the South American continent to the Asia-Pacific basin. The country's National Data Center Plan 2024 to 2030 is the most articulated piece of digital infrastructure policy in the region.
At the centre of the story: AWS's USD 4 billion commitment in the central region, Microsoft's expansion at scale, the Humboldt cable entering service in late 2026, and the question of where Chile sits in a hemisphere where Brazil dominates volume and Colombia leads growth. Enable Chile is the year-long intelligence project on how the Pacific gateway gets built.
Latin America growth funds, hyperscaler infrastructure arms, sovereign and pension capital with active Chilean mandate. Asia-Pacific allocators eyeing the Pacific corridor.
The Chilean operator field: Sonda, GTD, Cirion. The international entrants: ODATA, Ascenty, Equinix, Scala. The hyperscalers building campuses in the central region.
M&A practices with Chilean reach. The infrastructure desks of the major regional and international banks. Strategy houses advising on cross-border capital.
The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. CORFO. The CMF. Energy and telecoms regulators. The bodies authoring and delivering the National Data Center Plan.
Survey design, founding contributors confirmed, working partners locked in. The first round of executive interviews completes ahead of the Pacific room.
Entelligencia's Pacific room runs on the side of the Pacific Telecommunications Conference. Senior closed-door session for thirty to forty guests bringing Chilean operators, Pacific cable interests and the Asia-Pacific hyperscaler community into one room.
The structured Chilean survey fields. Second round of deep interviews on the record where consent permits. Site-level transmission gap analysis. First interim content published to founding readers.
The Southern Hemisphere moment. A half day convening for approximately 100 senior guests at the Mandarin Oriental, Santiago. Report preview and headline findings released to the room. Bilingual, English and Spanish.
Power, Pacific, Plan. The flagship report released publicly. The working library from the year of fieldwork goes live alongside it.
Renewable power, the differentiator
Subsea cable, the corridor
The most articulated policy in the region
Power, Pacific, Plan publishes Q2 2028. The document of record produced by twelve months of primary research, two convenings and the working library across the year. Not a synthesis of public sources.
Nine chapters across grid, cable, plan, capital and operators. Original survey data. Forty named interviews. Published in English and Spanish, digital and premium print.
The report serialised across the year. Grid & Power (Q3 2027), Cable & Connectivity (Q4), Plan & Policy (Q1 2028), Operators & Capital (Q2). Each stands alone.
Original survey across operators, developers, capital allocators, regulators and ecosystem suppliers. Five cohorts. Designed for citation, anonymised at segment level.
Cohort and partner readers receive invitations to PTC Honolulu (January 2028, 30 guests) and the Santiago Deployment (April 2028, 100 guests).
The whole project
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Enable Chile is in active build. Founding partners are being confirmed, contributors locked in, venues booked. If your organisation has a stake in Chile's data centre decade, we would like to hear from you.