CloudHQ will increase its investment in Querétaro from $4.8 billion to nearly $6 billion to expand the energy capacity of its data center campus—one of the most significant digital infrastructure projects in the country.

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Executives from the U.S.-based company met with the Governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri, to present progress on the project, which includes the construction of a campus comprising six buildings dedicated to data centers.

As part of this expansion, CloudHQ will increase the planned energy capacity from 250 to nearly 1,000 megawatts (MW), with the company itself covering the associated costs.

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This increase will help strengthen the electrical infrastructure required to support the complex’s operations and ensure the delivery of the services it will provide.

The company highlighted its confidence in Querétaro as an investment destination, citing the certainty the state offers for the development of large-scale projects.

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