Overview

• The 52-hectare campus will host six hyperscale facilities serving cloud and AI workloads near Querétaro’s airport.
• Total critical IT load is planned up to 900 MW, supported by an on-site substation plus a 2 GW maneuvering substation slated for readiness in 2027.
• Officials project about 7,200 construction jobs and roughly 900 permanent, highly skilled roles once operations begin.
• CloudHQ cites waterless cooling and LEED Gold/Silver design targets to limit water use and improve efficiency.
• The investment was presented under Plan México with state backing for land acquisition, while full transmission capacity and long-term tenant commitments remain to be finalized.