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KIO MEX|4 is a data center located on Boulevard Magnocentro in Interlomas, Mexico, serving the broader Mexico City market. This KIO facility offers a connectivity ecosystem with 12 listed networks, including Cogent Communications and Megaport Global Access, and direct access to the DE CIX Mexico internet exchange. KIO MEX|4 provides a strategic location for businesses in Interlomas to manage their digital infrastructure and systems.
The KIO MEX|4 data center provides flexible colocation options, including cabinets, cages, and racks, to support diverse infrastructure requirements. For network connectivity, buyers can access Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services. Inflect lists these services with instant pricing and allows buyers to compare options and coordinate procurement for KIO MEX|4. This KIO facility supports the capacity needs of customers looking for reliable colocation in Mexico City.
KIO operates 21 owned data centers across its portfolio, providing a broad footprint for businesses seeking digital infrastructure solutions. The KIO MEX|4 facility is designed to support stable operations for critical workloads and cloud applications. KIO helps ensure that the KIO MEX|4 data center maintains the necessary power and cooling systems to support high-availability environments in Interlomas. KIO MEX|4 remains a key part of the KIO presence in Mexico, offering the scale required for modern data center deployments.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for KIO MEX|4?
A: KIO MEX|4 offers direct, low-latency interconnectivity through 12 listed networks, including Cogent Communications and Megaport Global Access. The KIO MEX|4 data center also features presence from the DE CIX Mexico internet exchange to support diverse connectivity requirements for customers in Interlomas.
Q: What disaster-risk context is available for KIO MEX|4?
A: For KIO MEX|4, country-level natural-hazard context for Mexico is moderate.