São Paulo, live since 2025, is in Barueri, the suburb that hosts the densest concentration of datacentres in the southern hemisphere — the fibre equivalent of a town built around a railway, except the railway is IX.br, the world's largest exchange by traffic volume, and the freight is packets.
The site runs 0.36 Tbit/s of edge capacity on Arelion and Cogent, with 29 ms to Santiago and 52 to Miami. The pitch is simple: Latin American users should not have to cross an ocean to reach a server that is pretending to be near them. If your users are in Brazil, this rack is the difference between 5 ms and 130 ms, and the price is the same as Frankfurt's.