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GTD Chile / Telsur Puerto Montt DC in Puerto Montt, Los Lagos is a Tier III colocation and hosting facility serving enterprise IT, disaster recovery, backup, network, and continuity workloads in southern Chile. The facility is operated under GTD Telefónica del Sur and gives customers an infrastructure option more than 1,000 kilometers from Santiago, supporting geographic separation for Chilean and Latin American resilience strategies.

The facility provides 616 square meters of gross building area and 360 square meters of white space. Telsur identifies it as the southernmost data center in Latin America, located in the Alto Bonito area of Puerto Montt. Uptime Institute lists Gtd Telefónica del Sur (Gtd Telsur) for Puerto Montt, Chile, and SUBTEL identifies the site as a Tier III data center. The facility’s second IT-room phase added capacity for 30 additional racks, extending its local hosting and recovery capacity.

Puerto Montt DC is positioned for southern Chile connectivity and disaster-recovery use cases. Telsur identifies the site as the last landing point of GTD’s Prat submarine fiber-optic cable, while GTD’s Prat project connects Arica, Iquique, Antofagasta, La Serena, Valparaíso, Talcahuano, and Puerto Montt into a national high-capacity fiber route. The site supports regional industries and enterprise workloads across Los Lagos, including continuity, data protection, cloud-adjacent hosting, and network services outside Santiago’s primary data center cluster.

🏢 Facility Highlights

1. Regional Facility: Located in Alto Bonito, Puerto Montt, in Chile’s Los Lagos Region.
2. Building Area: 616 square meters of gross facility area.
3. White Space: 360 square meters of sala blanca.
4. Phase 2 Capacity: New IT room adds capacity for 30 additional racks.
5. Tier III Status: Uptime Institute lists GTD Telsur’s Puerto Montt project; SUBTEL identifies the facility as Tier III.

🔒 Security & Compliance

1. GTD Platform Controls: GTD lists access control, identity verification, continuous monitoring, 24x7 security, and video surveillance across its data center platform.
2. Fire Protection: GTD lists early fire detection and automatic clean-agent suppression across its data center platform.
3. Resilient Infrastructure: GTD lists redundant rack infrastructure, redundant fiber routes, fault-tolerant power, and concurrently maintainable cooling.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Prat Cable Position: Puerto Montt is the final landing point for GTD’s Prat submarine fiber-optic route.
2. National Fiber Route: Prat connects Puerto Montt with Arica, Iquique, Antofagasta, La Serena, Valparaíso, and Talcahuano.
3. Southern Chile Network: Telsur’s regional network presence supports enterprise connectivity across southern Chile.

🏭 Who It Serves

1. Disaster Recovery: Workloads requiring geographic separation from Santiago.
2. Enterprise IT: Colocation, hosting, backup, and continuity services.
3. Regional Industries: Tourism, aquaculture, fisheries, logistics, public-sector, and southern Chile business operations.
4. Network Workloads: Fiber-connected infrastructure serving Puerto Montt and the Los Lagos Region.