Pedro Schweizer is a research analyst on the 451 Research Datacenter Services & Infrastructure team within S&P Global Market Intelligence. His research focuses on datacenter market activity across Europe, Latin America and the US. His key research areas include emerging datacenter markets; retail, wholesale and cloud provider activity; industry growth projections; market share analysis; government incentives and regulations; and pricing dynamics. Pedro joined S&P Global Market Intelligence in February 2021. His prior work experience includes infrastructure and energy market research, focusing on Latin American renewables and project financing activity. He has also worked as a summer analyst for Brazilian bank Itaú and beverage conglomerate Anheuser-Busch InBev. Pedro received his bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University, where he graduated with highest honors in economics. He is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish.
The datacenter operator, which has worked to significantly expand its European presence over the past year, is developing its third facility in the Frankfurt market, with an expected launch date in 2025. The site is expected to bring online 32.4 MW of IT capacity in close proximity to one of Colt's operational datacenters, Frankfurt West.
451 Research has released a new Technology & Business Insight report, Germany: Leased Datacenter Market, which examines the overall size, scope and growth of the country's leased datacenter markets.
The Brazil-based datacenter provider recently announced that it would be expanding its operations in Colombia with the launch of two new facilities in the country. ODATA intends to invest $1.3 billion to build its BG02 and BG03 sites, both in the Bogotá metro area. The project's first phase is set to come online by year-end 2026.
This report provides an overview of the competitive dynamics in the market, a listing of the competitors in the area, market share of the dominant providers, supply-demand and utilization trends, and discussion of planned multi-tenant datacenter builds.
The company recently unveiled a new brand identity to reflect its hybrid focus on Brazil's wholesale and retail datacenter markets. Elea operates a geographically broad presence in the country (nine datacenters in five metros), which it recently expanded with the acquisitions of two more sites.
Brazilian port operator Porto do Açu is looking to house datacenter facilities in the country's only fully privatized port. The operator is seeking to leverage the port's ample access to power, water, land and connectivity, having already conducted feasibility projects to confirm the location's suitability for datacenter sites.
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