Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks


Investment manager Azora, in collaboration with Core Capital, has announced the launch of the Quetta Data Centers platform with a planned investment of over 500 million Euros. This collaboration aims to establish a network of six highly efficient “Edge” data centers in Spain and Portugal. Upon completion, these data centers will deliver a combined data capacity exceeding 60 MW, all powered by 100 percent renewable energy sources, Azora said.
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Sustainable Data Solutions
Notably, they are set to become Iberia’s first eco-efficient network of data centers, with a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) rating of less than 1.15. These Edge data centers represent a new category of data centers in the industry that are strategically located near urban centers, close to end consumers, to minimise data latency for end-users, Azora said. This strategic positioning aims to reduce data traffic with larger hyperscale data centers, which are typically situated farther away from urban areas.
Target Market
This investment with Quetta Data Centers marks Azora’s entry into Iberian data center market, driven by the anticipation of robust growth fueled by increasing demand and favourable market dynamics, said the company. The term “Iberia” is often used to collectively refer to Spain and Portugal, which share the peninsula.
The portfolio of data centers is located in key metropolitan areas including Madrid, Barcelona, and Lisbon, leveraging the region’s geographic advantages, renewable energy infrastructure, and proximity to crucial communication links such as intercontinental submarine cables.
Quetta Data Centers will cater to companies with high data traffic, such as content providers, IoT firms, and gaming companies, which demand minimal latency in data transmission. Reportedly, Quetta will leverage a team with more than 20 years of industry experience, alongside cutting-edge technologies geared toward addressing new environmental challenges in the data center sector.










