On Aug 28, 2026 Alibaba launched two data centers in Brazil, expanding its cloud footprint to 106 availability zones across 31 regions worldwide. The move deepens low-latency cloud capacity in Latin America amid rising AI-infrastructure competition.
Alibaba Cloud opens two Brazil data centers, expanding to 106 zones across 31 regions
Founders serving Latin American users gain a new low-latency cloud option; compare Alibaba Cloud's regional pricing and data-residency terms against AWS/GCP before your next infra decision.
Source: Tech Startups
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