Overview
- KIO said Thursday that it completed phases two and three of QRO2 at its Mega Campus Querétaro, bringing that project’s investment to $170 million.
- The company plans to deploy more than $200 million in 2026 across Mexico City, Monterrey and Querétaro to add capacity for cloud services, artificial intelligence and mission‑critical applications.
- KIO is publicly evaluating a potential QRO3 build that could reach about 100 MW and require up to $1.3 billion of investment through 2030, a plan the company says is still under study and not yet final.
- KIO reported that investments since I Squared Capital became a partner in 2022 exceed $900 million in Mexico and Latin America and projected its expansion could support more than 8,100 direct and indirect jobs by 2030.
- Officials and company statements say Querétaro now concentrates a large share of Mexico’s data‑center capacity (reported around 72–80%), raising local grid and supply‑chain pressures even as the region attracts global cloud providers and regional demand.