Overview

• The 52-hectare site will host six hyperscale facilities with up to 900 MW of critical IT load, backed by an on-site substation and a planned 2 GW maneuver station.
• CloudHQ says it has secured power for the first 200 MW and is coordinating with CFE and Cenace on transmission and future capacity.
• Construction is projected to create about 7,200 jobs, with roughly 900 permanent skilled roles once operations begin.
• Designs call for waterless cooling and LEED Gold/Silver standards to reduce environmental impact.
• Company leaders cite a decade of operations, 23 global campuses and about 1.5 GW of contracted capacity, with initial operations in Querétaro targeted around 2027.