Overview
- Elea won a competitive procurement and signed a R$2.3 billion, 17-year agreement to host Petrobras’ supercomputers.
- The facility in São Bernardo do Campo is nearly ready, with launch targeted for the first half of 2026 using liquid cooling.
- Project specifications call for roughly 30 MVA of capacity with electricity sourced from renewables.
- Elea says Petrobras will be the first company in Brazil to deploy liquid cooling in a data center.
- The company frames the deal as an early beneficiary of the new Redata measure and points to its separate Rio AI City project targeting up to 3.2 GW.