Jiron Manuel Candamo 441 places this data centre inside Lince, a compact central district of Lima rather than an out-of-town industrial estate, which is a genuine trade-off: short travel from the business core, on a dense urban grid. Ownership has moved twice. Telefonica del Peru built the site, Nabiax took it over, and Actis acquired the business outright in 2023, since when it has traded as NextStream. Certification needs stating precisely here. Uptime's register shows one award for DC Lince CPD 1 & 2 - Tier III at design-document stage, still filed under the older Nabiax name - and nothing covering the constructed facility, a distinction the sister site at Ixtlahuaca in Mexico makes plain, since that one holds both. Capacity runs to roughly 1.2 MW; Actis puts the whole eleven-site portfolio at 25 MW of IT load.
Which district of Lima holds the NextStream facility?
Lince, at Jiron Manuel Candamo 441, in the central part of the city.
What exactly does the Uptime certificate for Lince cover?
The design documents. The register lists a Tier III Certification of Design Documents for DC Lince CPD 1 & 2; there is no matching certificate for the constructed facility.
Why does the Lince certificate name Nabiax rather than NextStream?
It was awarded before Actis bought the business in 2023 and rebranded it, and the register still carries the earlier company name.
How large is the Lince site?
Around 1.2 MW of capacity. Actis reports 25 MW of IT load across all eleven data centres acquired in the same transaction.
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