Connectivity with regional reach
Chile's submarine cable network expands regional and international connectivity, facilitating cloud and AI operations.
The country boasts international connectivity, robust infrastructure, availability of renewable energy, and an environment conducive to technological expansion. Located in the Santiago Metropolitan Region, ODATA supports critical digital operations seeking greater capacity, reliability, and strategic access to South American markets.
Chile's submarine cable network expands regional and international connectivity, facilitating cloud and AI operations.
The growing adoption of cloud computing and artificial intelligence, combined with initiatives to attract investment in digital infrastructure.
Discover our ST01 and ST02 Data Centers, located in Lampa and San Bernardo, in the Metropolitan Region of Chile. These sites offer facilities for critical digital operations, with connectivity, redundancy, multi-layered security, and high-efficiency cooling.
Data Center Overview
Data Center Overview
ODATA's Data Centers in Chile combine renewable energy, strategic connectivity, multi-layered security, and high-efficiency cooling to support the continuity and expansion of digital operations in South America.
ODATA offers carrier-neutral data centers with high power for IT workloads and redundant power distribution, providing high availability for mission-critical digital environments that demand continuous performance.
With technologies such as Delta³™ and DeltaFlow™, ODATA offers a cooling architecture prepared for high-density workloads, including AI and cloud applications, focusing on operational efficiency and reliability.
Our data centers feature multi-layered physical security, 24/7/365 on-site staffing and continuous monitoring, as well as VESDA systems and pre-action fire protection to support the continuity of critical operations.
Five layers of physical protection, a 24/7/365 local team, early smoke detection by VESDA, and fire suppression systems reinforce infrastructure protection and the continuity of mission-critical operations.