Cirion Technologies: LIM2 Data center

Data Center Lima (LIM2) is a Cirion Technologies data center facility in Lurín, Lima, Peru. The official Cirion website identifies LIM2 as a new carrier-neutral data center in the industrial district of Macrópolis in Lurín, positioned within the Lima metro and connected to Cirion’s broader regional digital infrastructure platform. Cirion states the facility is designed to support both local enterprises and large global hyperscale projects, placing it within one of Peru’s most important business and connectivity markets.

The reviewed official sources position LIM2 as a high-density facility aligned with scalability, resilience, interconnection, and enterprise readiness. Cirion states the site is connected by redundant fiber to its Lima ecosystem, including LIM1, approximately 35 km away, and integrated into a broader platform serving more than 1,500 providers across Latin America. Official materials also state the facility is designed for AI-ready environments, including support for liquid cooling system installation, and uses renewable hydroelectric energy.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Facility identity (operator stated, facility level): Cirion officially identifies the site as Data Center Lima (LIM2) in Lurín, Lima.
2. Geographic positioning (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states LIM2 is located in the industrial district of Macrópolis in Lurín, within the Lima metro.
3. Available power (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states the facility has over 20 MW available.
4. Building scale (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states LIM2 is a 12,000 m² facility.
5. Raised floor space (operator stated, facility level): Cirion’s technical spec sheet states the facility will deliver over 2,800 m² of raised-floor space.
6. Power density (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states LIM2 supports cabinet densities of up to 9.8 kW per rack.
7. Power architecture (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states LIM2 is designed with N+N (2N+2C) power redundancy and nine utility feeders.
8. Cooling architecture (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states LIM2 uses N+1 cooling and is designed with the capability to install liquid cooling systems.
9. Construction profile (operator stated, facility level): Cirion’s spec sheet describes LIM2 as a newly constructed, single-story reinforced-concrete facility.
10. Scalability context (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states the new data center will have 6 modules and approximately 1,440 racks.

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Carrier-neutral positioning (operator stated, facility level): Cirion identifies LIM2 as a carrier-neutral data center.
2. Fire protection (operator stated, facility level): Cirion’s technical spec sheet states LIM2 uses a water mist fire suppression system.
3. Monitoring and access control context (operator stated, facility level): Cirion’s Tier III certification announcement references continuous monitoring, access control, video surveillance, and 24/7 security as part of the facility’s design and operating environment.
4. Uptime certification (operator stated, facility level): Cirion states LIM2 has received Tier III Certification of Design Documents from the Uptime Institute.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Cirion states LIM2 is connected by redundant fiber to its existing Lima data center ecosystem and specifically to LIM1, approximately 35 km away. Cirion also states the site is integrated into its broader carrier-neutral platform across Latin America and provides access to more than 1,500 providers, including hyperscalers, cloud service providers, ISPs, and enterprise customers. The company further states its platform provides direct access to more than 7 Cloud On-Ramps, supporting hybrid and interconnection-oriented deployments.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Local enterprises in Peru, based on Cirion’s statement that LIM2 is designed to support local business requirements.
2. Global hyperscale projects, based on Cirion’s statement that LIM2 is designed for large hyperscaler deployments.
3. Carriers, content providers, and cloud ecosystem participants, based on Cirion’s published description of the LIM2 business ecosystem.
4. Multinational organizations and enterprises requiring scalable infrastructure in Lima, based on Cirion’s published positioning for the facility.