Overview
- Officials and CloudHQ outlined a 52‑hectare campus near Querétaro International Airport that will host six hyperscale facilities focused on cloud and AI services.
- CloudHQ says it has secured power for the first 200 MW toward a planned 900 MW critical IT load and is coordinating with CFE and Cenace on additional supply.
- Plans include an on‑site private substation and a separate 2 GW maneuvering substation, with key grid infrastructure targeted to be ready around 2027.
- Construction would begin once a long‑term tenant lease is finalized and required permits and grid reinforcements are confirmed.
- Authorities project about 7,200 construction jobs and roughly 900 permanent roles, and the design commits to waterless cooling and LEED Gold/Silver, while reporting notes open questions on transmission funding and local resource planning.