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Melbicom Expands to Brazil: Dedicated Servers & VPS in São Paulo (H1 2026)
We’re expanding in Latin America. In H1 2026, Melbicom plans to launch a new data center location in São Paulo, Brazil—our 21st data center presence globally and our first dedicated server and VPS location in South America. This build is about one thing: giving your e-commerce, iGaming, Web3, streaming, and other workloads local origins in Brazil, backed by the same bandwidth‑first mindset you already know from other Melbicom sites.
We’re not starting from zero in the region. Today, our CDN already runs PoPs across Latin America, including Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico. That edge footprint will stay in place; São Paulo will add in‑country origin capacity so you can keep traffic closer to users, meet data‑residency requirements, and reduce the long‑haul dependencies between Brazil and other continents.
What We Are Planning for São Paulo
While final specs will be announced closer to launch, the direction is clear:
- VPS and dedicated servers with custom CPU/RAM/NVMe/GPU mixes
- High‑capacity unmetered ports (1/10/200 Gbps, workload‑dependent)
- Strong regional connectivity, including major IXP peering and multi‑homed transit
- Options to combine origin in São Paulo with Melbicom CDN caches across LATAM
Our approach stays the same: we design around Infrastructure Freedom — deploy where you need, configure to spec, operate without lock-in, and keep onboarding straightforward.
Shape the First Wave and Reserve Capacity
We’re announcing São Paulo early so existing and prospective customers can influence the build. If Brazil or wider LATAM is on your roadmap, now is the right time to talk:
- Share your traffic profiles, peak volumes, and latency targets
- Tell us your CPU/GPU, NVMe, port‑speed, and redundancy/DDoS preferences
- Flag IXP, carrier, and routing requirements, plus any compliance constraints
We’ll use this to size racks, ports, and transit—and to prepare a tailored rollout plan for your project, including options for early placement and special terms for first deployments.
Ready for Brazil?Share your requirements and we’ll reply with options, pricing, and a rollout plan—so moving in-country in 2026 is a switch-flip, not a rebuild. |
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