The growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving new investments in digital infrastructure, presenting Mexico with an opportunity to strengthen its position in this market. However, realizing this potential requires coordination among businesses, the government, and academia, as well as long-term planning regarding energy, connectivity, and talent development.

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During the "IA+" and "AI Days" event, hosted by NVIDIA, Octavio Camarena, CEO of KIO Data Centers, highlighted that Mexico possesses the right conditions to attract data center projects and establish itself as a regional leader in technological infrastructure.

Mexico could attract approximately $20.63 billion in direct investment for this sector by 2031. Furthermore, it is estimated that its installed capacity could grow more than sixfold from current levels.

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One of the primary challenges in attracting these investments is ensuring the supply and distribution of energy to regions with the highest levels of industrial and technological activity.

Among Mexico’s competitive advantages, he cited its geographic location, its industrial base, and the growth of its digital economy. He also emphasized the need to develop new hubs for technological infrastructure that would complement established regions such as Querétaro and the Bajío.

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