Cirion Technologies: SAN1 Data Center

The SAN1 Data Center by Cirion Technologies is a state-of-the-art digital infrastructure facility located in Santiago, Chile, at Av. El Salto No. 5450 – Huechuraba. Situated in one of Latin America’s most stable and connected markets, SAN1 is a critical node in Cirion’s regional network, serving enterprises, hyperscalers, and telecom providers with high-availability colocation and connectivity services.

This facility delivers 1.8 MW of power capacity, supported by a 1.5 MW transformer system, offering robust and scalable energy resources tailored for high-density IT environments. The data center’s N+1 power redundancy configuration ensures business continuity through seamless failover capabilities, making SAN1 a reliable platform for mission-critical systems and latency-sensitive applications.

With 300 square feet of operational space, SAN1 is designed with a raised floor system to optimize airflow and cabling infrastructure. The data center also features N+1 cooling redundancy, maintaining stable thermal conditions that ensure optimal performance and hardware longevity—even during periods of peak demand or equipment servicing.

SAN1 is a carrier-neutral facility, enabling clients to interconnect with multiple telecom and network providers for maximum flexibility and redundancy. Whether building a resilient hybrid cloud, establishing direct interconnects to cloud platforms, or optimizing traffic flow across regions, SAN1 offers the infrastructure and access needed to deliver seamless digital experiences.

In alignment with Cirion’s sustainability vision, 1% of the energy used at SAN1 comes from renewable sources, helping clients meet their ESG goals while benefiting from secure and efficient infrastructure.

As a backbone for digital transformation in Chile, the SAN1 Data Center empowers businesses to scale with confidence. Its strategic location, robust design, and commitment to uptime and sustainability make it a premier destination for enterprises seeking high-performance infrastructure in the Southern Cone.