Scala Data Centers SGRUTB12

Facility Overview

Scala Data Centers SGRUTB12 represents a modern colocation facility strategically positioned in Tamboré, São Paulo, Brazil. Located on Av. Ceci in Block 05, this data center serves the growing demand for enterprise-grade hosting infrastructure in one of Brazil's most important business districts. As part of Scala Data Centers' expanding portfolio, this facility provides organizations with access to reliable colocation services in a prime São Paulo metropolitan location.

The facility is designed to support various organizational requirements, from small-scale deployments to larger enterprise installations. Tamboré's location offers excellent connectivity to São Paulo's central business district while providing a more distributed approach to data center placement, which is increasingly important for disaster recovery and business continuity planning.

Colocation Services

SGRUTB12 offers standard colocation arrangements including cabinet space, power allocation, and basic infrastructure support. The facility provides the foundational elements that organizations require when deploying their IT infrastructure in a third-party environment, including environmental controls, fire suppression systems, and physical security measures typical of professional data center operations.

Organizations can expect access to standard colocation amenities such as 24/7 facility access for authorized personnel, basic remote hands services for routine maintenance tasks, and cross-connect services to facilitate network connectivity between different tenants or service providers within the facility.

Network Infrastructure

The facility's location in Tamboré provides access to regional network infrastructure, though specific carrier presence and connectivity options would need to be confirmed directly with Scala Data Centers. São Paulo's position as Brazil's primary telecommunications hub means that facilities in the metropolitan area typically have access to major Brazilian telecommunications providers and international connectivity options.

Organizations considering this facility should evaluate their specific network requirements and confirm available connectivity options, including fiber providers, internet service options, and potential peering arrangements that may be accessible through the facility's network infrastructure.

Target Market

SGRUTB12 is well-suited for organizations requiring reliable colocation services in the São Paulo market, including regional enterprises, technology companies, and organizations implementing disaster recovery strategies. The facility's location makes it particularly attractive for businesses operating in the western São Paulo metropolitan area who need local data center presence without the complexity and cost of operating in the city center.

The facility can accommodate various use cases including primary hosting environments, backup and disaster recovery installations, and hybrid cloud deployments where organizations maintain some infrastructure in colocation environments while utilizing cloud services for other workloads.

Tamboré Colocation Market

Tamboré represents an attractive submarket within the broader São Paulo data center ecosystem. Located in the western portion of the São Paulo metropolitan area, Tamboré has emerged as a significant business district with substantial corporate presence, creating natural demand for local data center services. The area's development as a business hub makes it an increasingly important location for organizations seeking data center services outside of São Paulo's traditional central districts.

The location offers several advantages for data center operations, including more favorable real estate costs compared to central São Paulo locations while maintaining excellent connectivity to the broader metropolitan area. This positioning allows organizations to access professional-grade data center services while potentially achieving better cost efficiency than facilities located in the urban core.

Regional Connectivity and Infrastructure

São Paulo's status as Brazil's primary telecommunications and internet hub extends benefits to facilities throughout the metropolitan area, including Tamboré. The region benefits from extensive fiber optic infrastructure development and serves as a key interconnection point for both domestic Brazilian traffic and international connectivity to other South American markets and beyond.

The area's transportation infrastructure, including proximity to major highways and access to São Paulo's broader logistics network, supports the operational requirements of data center facilities and provides convenient access for customers and service providers.

Competitive Environment

The São Paulo metropolitan data center market includes both international operators and domestic Brazilian providers, creating a competitive environment that benefits customers through service diversity and pricing options. Tamboré's position as an emerging business district means it represents part of the market's geographic expansion beyond traditional central São Paulo locations.

Organizations evaluating colocation options in this market typically consider factors including proximity to their business operations, network connectivity requirements, and the specific service capabilities of different providers operating in the region.