Velocity, cable, campus. A year of intelligence on the fastest growing data centre market in Latin America. Convened at GTC in San Francisco and the Four Seasons Casa Medina, Bogotá. The published spine on a 28.4 per cent CAGR, two new submarine cables and a USD 1.3 billion campus programme reshaping where compute lands in the Andean north.
ODATA's BG03 campus on the outskirts of Bogotá. The largest AI-ready data centre announcement in the region.
Microsoft's Azure Colombia capacity already operational. Google Cloud at 40 MW. The hyperscalers are landed.
CSN-1 and TAM-1 cables in service. Latency and capacity transformed at the Caribbean landing.
Colombia is the velocity story. The fastest growing colocation market in Latin America, anchored by a sixty per cent hydroelectric grid, two new submarine cable landings at Barranquilla, and a campus programme on the Bogotá perimeter that puts the country in the AI infrastructure conversation for the first time.
At the centre of the story: ODATA's USD 1.3 billion campus programme (BG02 operational, BG03 a 120 MW AI campus under build), Azure and Google Cloud already on the ground, the CSN-1 and TAM-1 cables transforming connectivity at Barranquilla, and a regulatory environment that is, for the first time, organising itself around digital infrastructure. Enable Colombia is the published intelligence project on how Colombia's data centre decade is being decided.
LatAm growth and infrastructure funds. Patria, Aqua Capital, hyperscaler infrastructure arms, the regional development banks. US allocators with Andean exposure.
The Colombian operator field: Internexa, Tigo, Claro Telecom. The international platforms: ODATA, Equinix, Ascenty, Cirion. The hyperscalers already operational and the ones in build.
Bogotá M&A practices, the major Colombian banks, the international infrastructure desks. Strategy firms with active Andean leadership.
MinTIC, CRC, the ANE. Bancóldex, Procolombia, the bodies authoring digital infrastructure policy. The cable landings, ANLA permitting, the social licence in Barranquilla.
Survey design, founding contributors confirmed, working partners locked in. The first round of executive interviews completes ahead of GTC.
The Entelligencia AI room runs on the side of NVIDIA's GTC in San Francisco. Closed-door session for senior guests bringing Colombian operators, AI infrastructure firms and US allocators into one room. Where the AI-Colombia connection gets made.
The structured Colombian survey fields. Second round of deep interviews on the record where consent permits. Cable-landing and Bogotá perimeter site analysis. First interim content published to founding readers.
The Colombian moment. A half day convening for approximately 100 senior guests at the Four Seasons Casa Medina, Bogotá. Report preview and headline findings released to the room. Bilingual, English and Spanish.
Velocity, cable, campus. The flagship report released publicly. The working library from the year of fieldwork goes live alongside it.
Hydroelectric, the clean way
Two cables, the corridor
28.4% CAGR, the fastest in LatAm
Velocity, cable, campus publishes Q3 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, campus, 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 (Q4 2027), Cable & Connectivity (Q1 2028), Campus & Operators (Q2), Capital & Outlook (Q3). 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 GTC San Francisco (March 2028, 30 guests) and the Bogotá Deployment (September 2028, 100 guests).
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Enable Colombia is in active build. Founding partners are being confirmed, contributors locked in, venues booked. If your organisation has a stake in Colombia's data centre decade, we would like to hear from you.