Data centers are an asset for Fibras to develop centers in medium or large-sized buildings, even in industrial parks.

According to a study, in Mexico more than one billion dollars (mdd) will be invested in the development of data centers or Data Centers during the period 2021-2026.

While investments in submarine cables in the same period will also increase connectivity between Mexico and other parts of the world and drive more investment in the market.

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The 'Mexico Data Center Market', from the firm Research and Markets, concludes that the most prominent states in the development of Data Centers are Querétaro, Ciudad de México, Guadalajara y Monterrey, so that Fibras can take advantage of the high demand.

Precisely Mexican companies such as KIO Networks, directed by Sergio Rosengaus, are present in most of the aforementioned entities, even with interconnected centers.

All this confirms why several companies from different sectors are announcing the construction of new data centers in Mexico.

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KIO Networks mentioned an agreement with the firm Arcadis, stressing that "our country is in 41st place in this industry worldwide and rising."

Applied to the real estate sector, the consulting firm JLL indicates that data centers represent a great opportunity for Real Estate Trusts (Fibras) due to the growing demand.

In this sense, it is concluded that they are an asset to develop centers in medium or large buildings, even in industrial parks.

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