Puerto Rico Data Centers

3 datacenter sites are tracked in Puerto Rico, deduplicated from 3 building permits and public facility records: 3 operational and 0 under construction across 3 cities.

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Operators in Puerto Rico

Telxius Cable and 2 more.

Datacenter sites in Puerto Rico

Operator / siteCityStatusConstruction valueLatest permit
San JuanSan JuanOperational
Telxius CableSan Juan Puerto RicoOperational
Fuse Telecom LLCBayamonOperational

Frequently asked

How many data centers are in Puerto Rico?

We track 3 datacenter sites in Puerto Rico, deduplicated from 3 building permits and public facility records. Of those, 3 are operational and 0 are under construction. Facility directories report different totals because they count colocation suites and carrier hotels differently, so treat this as what we can evidence from public records rather than a definitive census.

How many data centers are being built in Puerto Rico right now?

0 sites in Puerto Rico have permits indicating construction is under way. Because this comes from building permits rather than press releases, it reflects work that has actually been filed with a local authority.

Which companies operate data centers in Puerto Rico?

3 named operators appear in Puerto Rico, including San Juan, Telxius Cable, Fuse Telecom LLC. 64% of sites nationally name an operator; the rest are permits filed by an LLC or contractor we could not resolve to a parent company.

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