CTA1 is Hunti's own building in Curitiba, at Avenida Republica Argentina 1505 in the Agua Verde district, and the company describes it as holding one of the larger installed power positions in the Parana capital. Hunti is the 2025 rebrand of Grupo PECORARI, a business Thiago Pecorari started in 2007 as the hosting company Exeweb, renamed Gohost in 2010 and taken into cloud services from 2015; colocation is sold here and at Campinas and Vinhedo. Two things belong in writing before a contract is signed. CTA1 is not a unique code in this city - BR.Digital and Elea Data Centers each run a separate Curitiba facility under the same three letters - so orders, cross-connect requests and shipping labels need the street address on them. And the Tier III and nineteen-certification claims in Hunti's marketing sit outside the Uptime Institute's Brazilian register, which for Curitiba holds a single entry: the Parana state government's CELEPAR data centre, certified for both design documents and constructed facility.
Which certifications are attested for Hunti's Curitiba building?
None at the Uptime Institute, whose Brazil register lists one Curitiba facility - CELEPAR's, held by the government of Parana, with Tier III design and constructed awards.
How can Hunti's CTA1 be told apart from the other Curitiba sites coded CTA1?
By street address. Hunti's is on Avenida Republica Argentina in Agua Verde; BR.Digital and Elea Data Centers run different Curitiba buildings under the same code.
Which other Brazilian cities does Hunti sell colocation in?
Campinas and Vinhedo, both in Sao Paulo state, alongside the Curitiba building.
How old is the company behind CTA1?
It dates to 2007, when Thiago Pecorari founded Exeweb. It became Gohost in 2010, Grupo PECORARI in 2018 and Hunti in 2025.
What should a tenant confirm before signing at CTA1?
The exact building address on every document, and the evidence behind any certification a compliance team relies on, since the schemes named in Hunti's marketing are broader than what the issuing registers carry.