Serpro to build two new data centers in Brasília and São Paulo

Brazil's Federal Data Processing Service (Serpro) is expanding its processing capacity by building two new data centers in Brasília and São Paulo. The Brasília facility will be 12MW and designed to support AI workloads, with an estimated investment of R$3 billion (US$570m) to R$4 billion (US$760m) over 10 years for each data center. Serpro is also negotiating with Telebras to use its data center in the federal capital to create a third sovereign cloud zone, addressing increased demand driven by tax reform and government cloud expansion.

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Partner

Telebras

company

Brasília-based state-owned telecommunications company operating Brazil's National Broadband Network and the SGDC-1 satellite. Focuses on providing wholesale capacity, satellite communication, and connectivity for public services and underserved regions across Brazil.

Developer

Serpro

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Brasília-based state-owned Brazilian IT company, founded in 1964, providing digital solutions and managing critical data centers for the federal government. With over 9,000 employees, Serpro develops and operates key public administration systems, focusing on digital transformation and cybersecurity for the public sector.