RT-One formalizes the purchase of the land for the construction of the Artificial Intelligence Data Center in Uberlândia.

With an investment of R$ 6 billion, the project will have more than 1 million m² and was attended by authorities and strategic business partners
Uberlândia (MG), September 9, 2025 – RT-One, a technology multinational with a presence in the United States, Mexico, Switzerland, and Brazil, officially announced the purchase of the land where the first Artificial Intelligence Data Center in Latin America will be built. The project, which marks an initial investment of R$ 6 billion, will occupy an area of more than 1 million m², including 630 thousand m² of usable land and 300 thousand m² of APP (Permanent Preservation Area).
Authorities present at the event
The signing of the land purchase was attended by important public authorities and executives from RT-One, including:
• Fernando Palamone, Global CEO of RT-One
• Ricardo Simões, Global Vice President of RT-One
• Paulo Sérgio, Mayor of Uberlândia
• Vanderley Pelizer, Vice Mayor of Uberlândia
• Fabiano Alves, Secretary of Economic Development and Innovation of Uberlândia
During the ceremony, the CEO of RT-One reinforced the company's strategic vision:
“We are building much more than a Data Center. We are building the future of Brazil as a protagonist in the digital transformation of the world,” emphasized Fernando Palamone.

Business partners got to know the area
Another highlight of the event was the presence of important business partners of RT-One, who attended the signing and got to know the area where the Data Center will be built. Among the partners present were:
• Hitachi
• WEG
• Siemens
• UNIUBE
• Vertiv
• Schneider Electric
• Engemon Construtora
• Munters
The participation of these partners reinforces RT-One's commitment to building a collaborative ecosystem, with cutting-edge technology, sustainability, and innovation.
A milestone for digital transformation
The Data Center will be designed to meet the highest international sustainability standards and will focus on three pillars of the new digital economy:
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
• Corporate Cloud Infrastructure
With this move, Uberlândia consolidates itself as a technological reference in Latin America, receiving a project that promises to transform the region into a global hub of innovation and digital development.