Web infrastructure in Lima
Lima is Peru's primary data center hub, hosting 8 facilities that serve the country's internet infrastructure. The city concentrates the nation's connectivity due to its role as the landing point for submarine cables and as the capital's dense business district. Operators include Telefonica Del Perú S.A.A., CLARO PERU, InterNexa Peru, and WIN Empresas.
Lima as an internet hub
Eight internet exchange points operate in Lima, with PIT - Peru - Lima as the largest, connecting 89 networks. Other exchanges include JumboIX Peru with 27 networks and Conex - IXP with 10. These IXPs keep local traffic within Peru and reduce latency for users across the region.
Lima's connectivity supports cloud providers, financial institutions, and content delivery networks that need low-latency access to Peruvian users. Most hosting buyers are domestic enterprises, telecom carriers, and international companies expanding into the Andean market. The city's data centers anchor Peru's digital economy.
Key facts
- Lima has 8 data center facilities and 8 internet exchange points.
- PIT - Peru - Lima is the largest IXP with 89 connected networks.
- JumboIX Peru connects 27 networks in Lima.
- Telefonica Del Perú S.A.A., CLARO PERU, and InterNexa Peru each operate one facility.
- EdgeUno, Inc. and Gtd Peru also run data centers in the city.
Data centers in Lima
All 8 facilities →EdgeUno Datacenter Lima Peru (LIM1)
EdgeUno, Inc.
1 carriers
America Movil Telepuerto VES
CLARO PERU
GTD Peru Data Center
Gtd Peru
Internexa Lima San Juan
InterNexa Peru
Internexa Lima Surco
Americatel
PIT Peru Manuel Olguin PIX
PIT
Telefónica Data Center (TIC Monterrico) Peru
Telefonica Del Perú S.A.A.
WIN Empresas
WIN Empresas