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Mexico cloud block storage market is gaining significant momentum as enterprises across fintech, manufacturing, and SaaS intensify their demand for high-performance, low-latency storage systems that support mission-critical workloads.
According to industry strategist David Gomes, Manager – IT, the market is projected to reach US$ 1.7 billion by 2033, driven by expanding enterprise workloads, regional hyperscale deployments, and the country’s increasing cloud-native maturity.
Recent multibillion-dollar infrastructure launches by AWS and Alibaba Cloud have not only expanded Mexico’s data centre capacity but also enhanced access to SSD-backed, persistent block storage offerings across industries.
What sets block storage apart in Mexico’s cloud transformation is its pivotal role in powering high-transaction systems such as database clusters, enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools, virtual machines (VMs), and containers.
With Oracle deepening its collaboration with Telmex, Mexican businesses now have direct access to Oracle’s block storage offerings through Telmex’s extensive telco infrastructure. This partnership enables ultra-fast data access with high IOPS (input/output operations per second), a game-changer for large-scale transactional workloads and digital banking.
Hyperscale players are localizing storage zones to meet rising data sovereignty demands, with Querétaro emerging as a cloud storage hub. In addition to low-latency performance, local block storage offerings address regulatory and security requirements—critical for sectors like government, healthcare, and financial services.
The AWS Mexico Region, operational as of Q1 2025, includes advanced block storage instances tailored for compute-intensive use cases such as real-time risk modelling, payment processing, and inventory optimization.
Technological innovations are also transforming how block storage is consumed. Businesses are increasingly deploying Kubernetes-native storage orchestration platforms to manage persistent volumes efficiently. According to recent developments, Quantum’s introduction of containerized storage ecosystems indirectly enhances block storage availability by reducing latency between compute and storage resources, especially in hybrid environments with edge compute nodes.
The shift toward hybrid and multi-cloud strategies among Mexican enterprises is further driving demand for scalable block storage that integrates seamlessly with public and private cloud workloads. B2B SaaS companies in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara are increasingly leveraging elastic block storage to run dynamic microservices, CI/CD pipelines, and customer-facing platforms with minimal downtime. With cloud-native architectures becoming the default, high-performance storage is no longer a luxury—it’s a baseline requirement.
Executive-level discussions now emphasize not just scalability but predictable performance and redundancy. Enterprises are adopting block storage with built-in replication and snapshot capabilities to ensure business continuity and compliance with financial data retention mandates. Furthermore, edge deployments in industrial zones are leveraging SSD-based block storage to handle real-time production telemetry, quality control AI models, and field-service automation workflows.
With hyperscale’s accelerating their investment and local telecom providers embedding storage deeper into network infrastructure, the Mexico cloud block storage market is poised for enterprise-scale adoption. Coupled with government incentives to digitalize SMEs and regulatory support for cloud-hosted systems in public services, the outlook remains bullish through 2030.
Authors: David Gomes (Manager - IT)
*Research Methodology: This report is based on DataCube’s proprietary 3-stage forecasting model, combining primary research, secondary data triangulation, and expert validation. [Learn more]