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January 12, 2026

Frost & Sullivan: Scala Data Centers Recognized for Leadership in Latin America's Digital Infrastructure

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Summary

Frost & Sullivan honors Scala Data Centers with the 2025 Latin American Competitive Strategy Leadership Recognition

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Sector Impact

For the energy & utilities sector, the enhanced digital infrastructure paves the way for advanced applications of AI such as predictive maintenance for grids, smart grid management, and improved resource optimization. These advancements can lead to significant cost savings, increased efficiency, and a more resilient energy infrastructure.

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Executive Perspective

Operational impact: For businesses operating AI models, a strong data center infrastructure like Scala's means improved reliability, reduced latency, and potentially lower costs for running compute-intensive AI applications. It allows for better scaling of AI deployments and supports real-time AI applications that require fast processing.

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