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Argentina Data Center Market - Investment Analysis and Growth Opportunities 2026-2031 | AI and Cloud Demand Drive 16.27% CAGR, Lifting Market Value to USD 825 Million

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NVDA Nvidia is indirectly mentioned as a key player in the AI boom driving data center growth, but the article does not provide specific sentiment towards the company itself. GOOG Alphabet (Google) is indirectly relevant due to its cloud services (Google Cloud) and AI initiatives, which contribute to the demand for data centers mentioned in the article, but the company is not directly discussed. MSFT Microsoft is indirectly relevant due to its cloud services (Azure) and AI initiatives, which contribute to the demand for data centers mentioned in the article, but the company is not directly discussed. AMZN Amazon is indirectly relevant due to its cloud services (AWS) and AI initiatives, which contribute to the demand for data centers mentioned in the article, but the company is not directly discussed. IBM IBM is indirectly relevant as a potential provider of enterprise digitalization and cloud solutions that drive data center demand, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. INTC Intel is indirectly relevant as a provider of processors for AI and data centers, which are driving market growth, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. AMD AMD is indirectly relevant as a provider of processors for AI and data centers, which are driving market growth, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. HPE HPE is indirectly relevant as a provider of IT infrastructure for data centers, which are experiencing growth, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. DELL Dell is indirectly relevant as a provider of IT infrastructure for data centers, which are experiencing growth, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. CSCO Cisco is indirectly relevant as a provider of networking equipment for data centers, which are experiencing growth, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. ACN Accenture is indirectly relevant as a consulting firm that helps enterprises with digitalization and cloud migration, driving data center demand, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. T AT&T is indirectly relevant as a telecommunications provider that supports connectivity for data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. VZ Verizon is indirectly relevant as a telecommunications provider that supports connectivity for data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. TMUS T-Mobile is indirectly relevant as a telecommunications provider that supports connectivity for data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. EQIX Equinix is a major data center operator. While the article discusses colocation and data center investments, Equinix is not explicitly mentioned. DLR Digital Realty is a data center REIT. While the article discusses data center investments and colocation, Digital Realty is not explicitly mentioned. QCOM Qualcomm is indirectly relevant as a provider of chips for AI and mobile technologies that drive data center demand, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. AMAT Applied Materials is indirectly relevant as a supplier of equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, which is crucial for AI chips powering data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. LRCX Lam Research is indirectly relevant as a supplier of equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, which is crucial for AI chips powering data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. MU Micron is indirectly relevant as a memory chip manufacturer, essential for AI and data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. NXPI NXP Semiconductors is indirectly relevant as a chip manufacturer, but the article focuses on data centers and AI, and NXP is not explicitly mentioned. ON ON Semiconductor is indirectly relevant as a chip manufacturer, but the article focuses on data centers and AI, and ON Semiconductor is not explicitly mentioned. ADI Analog Devices is indirectly relevant as a chip manufacturer, but the article focuses on data centers and AI, and Analog Devices is not explicitly mentioned. TXN Texas Instruments is indirectly relevant as a chip manufacturer, but the article focuses on data centers and AI, and Texas Instruments is not explicitly mentioned. MRVL Marvell is indirectly relevant as a provider of networking chips for data centers, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. SNPS Synopsys is indirectly relevant as a provider of chip design software, crucial for AI chips, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. CDNS Cadence is indirectly relevant as a provider of chip design software, crucial for AI chips, but the company is not explicitly mentioned. PLTR Palantir is an AI software company. While the article discusses AI driving data center growth, Palantir is not explicitly mentioned. AI C3.ai is an AI software company. While the article discusses AI driving data center growth, C3.ai is not explicitly mentioned. UPST Upstart is an AI-focused company, but the article's focus on data centers and AI infrastructure in Argentina does not directly mention or imply sentiment towards Upstart. CRSP CRISPR Therapeutics is in the Biotech sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards CRISPR Therapeutics. GILD Gilead Sciences is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Gilead Sciences. BIIB Biogen is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Biogen. REGN Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. MRNA Moderna is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Moderna. PFE Pfizer is in the Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Pfizer. JNJ Johnson & Johnson is in the Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Johnson & Johnson. BMY Bristol Myers Squibb is in the Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Bristol Myers Squibb. ABBV AbbVie is in the Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards AbbVie. AMGN Amgen is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Amgen. VRTX Vertex Pharmaceuticals is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Vertex Pharmaceuticals. ILMN Illumina is in the Biotech/Healthcare sector, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Illumina. ROKU Roku is a consumer electronics company. While AI is mentioned, Roku is not directly involved in data centers or AI infrastructure as described in the article. TSLA Tesla is an EV company, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Tesla. NIO NIO is an EV company, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards NIO. RIVN Rivian is an EV company, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Rivian. LCID Lucid is an EV company, a hot market, but the article's focus on data centers in Argentina does not mention or imply sentiment towards Lucid.

Argentina Data Center Market - Investment Analysis and Growth Opportunities 2026-2031 | AI and Cloud Demand Drive 16.27% CAGR, Lifting Market Value to USD 825 Million Dublin, Oct. 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- "Argentina Data Center Market - Investment Analysis & Growth Opportunities 2026-2031" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The Argentina Data Center Market was valued at USD 334 Million in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 825 Million by 2031, rising at a CAGR of 16.27%. Growth is supported by enterprise digitalization, cloud adoption, artificial intelligence workloads and continued investment in colocation and support infrastructure.

Argentina currently has approximately 23 operational colocation data centers, with many facilities developed according to Tier III standards. Buenos Aires is the country's primary data center hub, hosting around 18 active facilities and 2 upcoming projects. Additional development is taking place across other Argentine cities, expanding the geographic reach of the market.

Data center construction costs in Argentina remain competitive, averaging $7-$8 million per MW. Most operators are investing in retail or hybrid colocation facilities because the market has a limited number of large enterprise customers requiring full-scale wholesale capacity. Hybrid facilities also help operators improve space utilization while serving customers with varied cloud, connectivity and AI infrastructure requirements.

Argentina Data Center Market Highlights

Investment and Colocation Market Analysis

The research assesses investments by colocation, hyperscale and enterprise operators, covering data center area in square feet, power capacity in MW and colocation revenue. It evaluates existing and upcoming facilities by location, built area and IT load capacity, while providing retail and wholesale colocation revenue forecasts for 2022-2031.

The analysis also examines retail and wholesale colocation pricing, demand and supply conditions, investment opportunities, market restraints and long-term industry prospects. Coverage of Argentina data center investments is divided among IT infrastructure, power systems, cooling technologies and general construction.

Vendor and Investor Landscape

Argentina's colocation investor landscape includes Cirion Technologies, Claro, EdgeConneX, EMPATEL SAPEM, G2K, IPLAN, NextStream, Telecentro Empresas and Telecom Argentina. These companies compete through facility expansion, connectivity services, cloud integration and flexible colocation offerings.

OpenAI and Sur Energy have signed a Letter of Intent to collaborate on Stargate Argentina, a proposed large AI-focused data center project. The initiative signals growing interest in Argentina as a destination for advanced computing infrastructure and may encourage further investment in power capacity, network connectivity and high-density data center systems.

Argentina's cloud market is also expected to expand during the forecast period as enterprises modernize IT operations and migrate workloads. Huawei Cloud currently maintains an established presence in the country through one availability zone.

Key Companies Covered

Report Coverage

The report provides an in-depth assessment of Argentina data center market share, existing facilities, planned developments and investment activity. It covers the following infrastructure segments:

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