Data centers in Venezuela
Datacenter Atlas tracks 20 facilities in Venezuela, 17 data centers and 3 network points of presence: 0.2% of the global inventory and #51 worldwide by facility count.
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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 →
Map
Largest hubs
- Caracas8
- Ciudad Guayana (Puerto Ordaz)5
- Barcelona1
- Maracaibo1
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
All 20 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.
| Facility | Operator | City | Networks | Record quality |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cirion La Urbina | Cirion | La Urbina | 17 | B |
| Globenet Maiquetia | Vtal | La Guaira | 8 | B |
| Daycohost - Caracas | Dayco Telecom, C.A. | Caracas | 3 | B |
| TOP Parque Cristal Los Palos Grandes | TOP COMUNICATIONS ESTEGIA C.A. | Caracas | 3 | B |
| Central CANTV | CANTV | Barcelona | – | A |
| CANTV Alta Vista | CANTV | Ciudad Guayana (Puerto Ordaz) | – | A |
| CANTV Caura | CANTV | – | – | B |
| CANTV Chirica | CANTV | – | – | B |
| CANTV La Sabanita | CANTV | – | – | B |
| GIGAPOP | GIGAPOP, C.A. | Maracaibo | 0 | B |
| Central CANTV | CANTV | – | – | B |
| Digitel | Digitel | – | – | B |
| IFX Networks Venezuela - Credicard | IFX Networks Venezuela C.A. | Caracas | 0 | B |
| IFX Networks - Lebrun | IFX Networks Venezuela C.A. | Petare | 0 | B |
| CANTV Vista Hermosa | CANTV | – | – | B |
| CANTV Puerto Ordaz | – | Ciudad Guayana (Puerto Ordaz) | – | B |
| Centro de Computación | university | – | – | B |
| Datacenter de Movistar | Movistar | – | – | B |
| Bramar | Bramar C.A | – | – | B |
| Central de Digitel | Digitel | – | – | B |
⚡ Electricity context
- Electricity demand
- 80.1 TWh (2024)
- Grid carbon intensity
- 86 gCO₂/kWh
- Renewables share
- 91.1 %
- Low-carbon share
- 91.1 %
Source: Ember yearly electricity data (CC BY 4.0). Method
Water & climate exposure
- Data centers at high water stress (index ≥ 60)
- 1 of the 17 scored
- Median baseline water stress (WRI Aqueduct, 0–5)
- 1.02
- Median riverine flood risk (0–5)
- 1.19
- Free-cooling hours ≤ 18 °C (median)
- 2 h/yr (0 %)
- Median cooling degree days
- 3,400
Derived indicators: WRI Aqueduct 4.0, GHSL, climate normals. See methodology. Method
Social friction index
Main driver: Neighbourhood (100/100)
How close people live: residents within 1 km and distance to the nearest homes. High = many close neighbours.
- Water
- Energy & grid
- Neighbourhood
- Concentration
- Observed conflict
- Policy context
- regulation not researched (pillar left out)
Composite of water, grid, neighbourhood, concentration, policy and observed-conflict pressure. A derived indicator: not a measurement of public opinion. 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 Venezuela?
Datacenter Atlas (release 26.08-c2) records 20 facilities in Venezuela: 17 data centers, 3 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 Venezuela?
The operators with the most tracked facilities in Venezuela are CANTV, Digitel, IFX Networks Venezuela C.A., Bramar C.A, university.
Where are data centers concentrated in Venezuela?
The largest hubs by facility count are Caracas (8), Ciudad Guayana (Puerto Ordaz) (5), Barcelona (1), Maracaibo (1).
Cite this page: Datacenter Atlas (2026). Venezuela, release 26.08-c2. https://www.datacenter-atlas.com/country/venezuela · ODbL / CC BY 4.0