North America · #81 · release 26.08-c2

Data centers in Trinidad and Tobago

Datacenter Atlas tracks 6 facilities in Trinidad and Tobago, 2 data centers and 4 network points of presence: 0.1% of the global inventory and #81 worldwide by facility count.

Facilities
6
2 data centers · 4 network points of presence
Operating IT load (disclosed)
–
none disclosed: few operators publish it
Avg. disclosed PUE
–
none disclosed: few operators publish it
Networks present
10
1 site hosts an internet exchange

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MW: megawatts of power for the computers. PUE: all the electricity a site draws divided by what reaches its computers (1.0 = nothing lost). Networks present: telecom networks recorded at each site, added up. Record quality (A to D) rates the record, not the site. Glossary →

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Largest hubs

  1. Port of Spain4
  2. San Fernando2

A hub is a town with at least 5 facilities, with its close neighbours. Facilities in smaller towns are not listed here, so the hubs do not add up to the country total.

Top operators

  1. Amplia3
  2. Microsoft1
  3. Air Link Communications LLC1
  4. Digicel Group1

All 6 facilities

Sorted by disclosed IT load, then networks present. A row opens the full, source-linked record on the map. No IT load, PUE is disclosed for any of these sites, so the column is hidden.

FacilityOperatorCityNetworksRecord quality
Air Link Communications TrinidadAir Link Communications LLCPrinces Town7B
Amplia DC1AmpliaPort of Spain1B
Amplia DC0AmpliaSan Juan1B
Amplia DC2AmpliaSan Fernando1B
MicrosoftMicrosoftMucurapo–A
Digicel Trinidad and TobagoDigicel GroupPort of Spain0B
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⚡ Electricity context

Electricity demand
9.6 TWh (2024)
Grid carbon intensity
682 gCO₂/kWh
Renewables share
0.1 %
Low-carbon share
0.1 %

Source: Ember yearly electricity data (CC BY 4.0). Method

Water & climate exposure

Median baseline water stress (WRI Aqueduct, 0–5)
1.08
Median riverine flood risk (0–5)
4.01
Free-cooling hours ≤ 18 °C (median)
0 h/yr (0 %)
Median cooling degree days
3,428

Derived indicators: WRI Aqueduct 4.0, GHSL, climate normals. See methodology. Method

Documented local conflicts & agreements

No documented case yet. Know one? Send it with a source.

Announced large projects

No announced project ≥ 100 MW tracked yet.

Questions

How many data centers are there in Trinidad and Tobago?

Datacenter Atlas (release 26.08-c2) records 6 facilities in Trinidad and Tobago: 2 data centers, 4 network points of presence and 0 unclassified sites. The count covers facilities documented in OpenStreetMap, PeeringDB, Wikidata and operator disclosures.

Which companies operate data centers in Trinidad and Tobago?

The operators with the most tracked facilities in Trinidad and Tobago are Amplia, Microsoft, Air Link Communications LLC, Digicel Group.

Where are data centers concentrated in Trinidad and Tobago?

The largest hubs by facility count are Port of Spain (4), San Fernando (2).

Cite this page: Datacenter Atlas (2026). Trinidad and Tobago, release 26.08-c2. https://www.datacenter-atlas.com/country/trinidad-and-tobago · ODbL / CC BY 4.0