
Solutions
End-to-end development capability across Chile’s most strategic digital infrastructure corridors — from site selection to commissioned facility.
About Us
Built for critical infrastructure.
DCI Partners is a data center developer and operator headquartered in Santiago, Chile. We identify, develop, and deliver large-scale digital infrastructure assets across Latin America — partnering with landowners, utilities, and institutional investors to bring critical facilities online. With over 20 years of combined experience, our team has over 100 MW under active development and 300+ MW in registration across 5 projects.

CEO & Founder
Collin Hamilton is the CEO and Founder of DCI Partners, with over 20 years of experience in energy and infrastructure development across Latin America. He leads DCI’s strategy to deliver institutional-grade data center capacity to meet the region’s growing digital demand.
NEWS
The latest on DCI Partners’ data center development activity across Latin America.

REGULATORY UPDATE
La Pólvora Submits Consulta de Pertinencia to Chile's SEA
DCI Partners has formally submitted a Consulta de Pertinencia to Chile's Servicio de Evaluación Ambiental (SEA) for Data Center La Pólvora — the first regulatory checkpoint in the project's environmental review pathway. The submission marks a key step toward full permitting for the Valparaíso Region facility, which will serve growing AI and cloud computing demand across Latin America.

REGIONAL MARKET
Valparaíso: Chile's Gateway to Global Connectivity
Valparaíso is emerging as a strategic hub for data center development, anchored by its direct access to international subsea fiber infrastructure. Google's Curie cable system already terminates in Valparaíso, and the Humboldt cable — expected to connect into Santo Domingo, Chile by 2027 — will further strengthen the region's position as Latin America's primary gateway to global digital networks.

Development Update
DCI Partners Announces Data Center San Felipe — 80 MW Development Outside Santiago
DCI Partners announces Data Center San Felipe — an 80 MW IT capacity development in the Aconcagua Valley, located directly on the trunk fiber corridor connecting Chile to Argentina and the Atlantic markets. Positioned outside the Santiago Metropolitan Region, the site offers true infrastructure independence for disaster recovery deployments, with no competition from other data center operators and full runway to scale to capacity.

