Interview with Adriana Rivera, Executive Director of the Mexican Data Center Association (MEXDC)

Investment in data centers in Mexico grows at a fast pace

This was stated by Adriana Rivera, Executive Director of the Mexican Data Center Association (MEXDC). She noted that disbursements of US$18.5 billion are expected by 2030, a figure that doubles the estimate made a year ago. She also highlighted challenges related to energy supply, water usage, and preparation for the use of AI.

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