AWS South America São Paulo
Amazon Web Services · sa-east-1
- IT live
- 120 MW
- Remaining
- 180 MW
- $ / kW·mo
- $93
- White space
- 500k ft²
Inventory
40% occupiedPower
300 MWcampus
180 MW to commission · 120 MW in use
White space
1.3M ft²total
750k ft² free · 500k ft² occupied
116k m² · 70k m² free
Remaining power is campus IT not yet commissioned — captive capacity, not third-party colo.
Power
About 255 MW of the utility feed is cooling, conversion, and house load.
Power cost
$93/kW·mo
10.8¢ industrial · 12.7¢ after PUE 1.18
- Per MW·year
- $1.1M
- This site · 120 MW
- $134M/yr
- 20 kW rack
- $1,861/mo
3.4× the cheapest market (Iceland Landsvirkjun). Same IT load there is $94M/yr less.
Enel SP · utility tariff × PUE, not colo list price.
- Redundancy
- N+1
- Opened
- 2011
- Renewable match
- 85%
- Rack density
- 20 kW
- PUE
- 1.181.00 ideal · 1.60 typical
- Power source
- Brazilian hydro. BRL 10bn regional commitment.
Cooling
Plant
Evaporative
Liquid
Deployed
Rack density
20 kW
H100-eq
—
WUE
0.12 L/kWh
fleet avg · 2025 · 126k m³/yr at 120 MW
Operator fleet average applied to this hall — not a site meter. AWS 2025 sustainability disclosure.
Oldest AWS region in LatAm (2011). Newer AZ halls liquid-ready.
Network carriers
6On-net and metro carriers typically present at this location, including internet exchanges. Not a full circuit inventory.
Clouds
1Native regions and typical Direct Connect / ExpressRoute / Interconnect on-ramps at this campus. Availability varies by hall.
Location
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Greater São Paulo, Brazil
-23.550°, -46.640° · South America
Tenants / users
AWS customers
Notes
sa-east-1. First AWS region in South America, expanding toward 300 MW tracked.
Compiled from public filings, operator pages, and reporting. Not an official operator specification.