ODATA is deploying Aligned Data Centers' DeltaFlow liquid cooling technology at its SP04 campus in Brazil and QR03 campus in Mexico, backed by a combined first-phase investment of US$630 million. The system, developed by Aligned in collaboration with Munters, uses a closed-loop circuit of pure, deionized water and is designed to operate without consuming water during cooling operations. DeltaFlow can also integrate with Aligned's Delta Cube air-cooling system, allowing both liquid and air cooling within the same data hall. DeltaFlow units are already being manufactured at Munters' facility in Araucária, Paraná, Brazil, with production intended to support future projects in Chile and Colombia.
The deployment represents one of the first large-scale liquid cooling rollouts in Latin America, with a $630 million investment signaling that regional operators are moving beyond conventional air cooling to support AI and high-density workloads. Local manufacturing of DeltaFlow units in Brazil creates a regional supply chain that could accelerate cooling infrastructure deployment across ODATA's planned expansion into Chile and Colombia.
ODATA deploying named liquid cooling technology (DeltaFlow) in Mexico signals growing adoption of advanced thermal management in Latin American markets, a region and operator not recently covered in the Digest's cooling stories.