A new large-scale data center campus is being planned in Mexico.

Cuasar Capital, part of the Spanish group EOSOL, and KA URBE IT have formed a partnership to jointly market the Cuasar Data Center campus in Durango.

The development will reportedly feature up to 300MW of capacity, aiming to position the state as a new hub for artificial intelligence and digital services infrastructure.

The campus will consist of two facilities. DC Norte Uno will have a total capacity of 300MW, of which 250MW will be dedicated to IT loads, and will be built on a 20-hectare site. The project is designed as a Tier III campus and geared toward high-density AI workloads.

The second facility, DC Norte Dos, will have a capacity of 7.74 MW, also with a Tier III classification, and will focus on Edge and industrial loads. The partnership will enable the companies to jointly market both facilities.