Industry Findings: National financing and digital transformation lending reshaped how public and private buyers plan memory intensity for AI deployments. A consequential non-vendor milestone occurred when the government secured a €300 million KfW credit line for digital transformation in Jul-2024, which created clearer capital pathways for data-centre upgrades and public-sector compute modernisation. That public financing encouraged technical teams to prefer memory architectures that support persistent dataset staging and energy-efficient on-node performance, enabling pilots to run with lower cross-site dependence and improved governance for sensitive workloads.
Industry Player Insights: Few market entities in Peru include Western Digital, Micron Technology, Samsung Electronics, and Seagate Technology etc. Vendor activity influenced procurement choices as Micron’s HBM production ramp in Feb-2024 expanded the performance envelope that Peruvian integrators could benchmark for AI training racks. Meanwhile, local colocation and hyperscale activity through 2023–2024 increased sourcing interest in enterprise SSDs and validated controller firmware, allowing storage vendors to accelerate regional sampling programmes. These vendor movements shortened qualification cycles and widened practical memory+storage options for Peruvian AI projects.