Industry Findings: Public strategy and digital-infrastructure commitments have driven a reappraisal of memory procurement across government and enterprise projects. A clear policy inflection arrived when the government approved a National AI Policy under CONPES in Feb-2025, allocating funds and actions to expand AI readiness and regional testbeds. That roadmap encouraged buyers to specify hybrid memory stacks that combine persistent dataset tiers with higher on-node DRAM to lower network dependency and preserve regulatory controls. As a result, procurement teams modelled scalable memory+storage topologies to support public-sector AI pilots and private-cloud rollouts without overexposing sensitive datasets to cross-border flows.
Industry Player Insights: The US landscape is shaped by key players such as Micron Technology, Samsung Electronics, Western Digital, and Seagate Technology etc. Micron’s ramp of next-generation HBM in Feb-2024 provided Colombia’s integrators with new performance baselines to benchmark training clusters and high-throughput inference nodes. At the same time, Microsoft’s accelerated Azure adoption by Colombian enterprises in 2024 demonstrated how local cloud migration increases demand for validated memory configurations that support low-latency services. Those vendor developments reduced qualification timelines and expanded the practical supplier set available to Colombian system builders.