Industry Findings: Peru’s procurement patterns now favour visible, local capacity and third-party interconnection because buyers want predictable latency and strong SLAs for financial and public workloads; the growth of private data-centre investment and neutral colocation options has set a pragmatic baseline that PaaS vendors must meet if they want large enterprise deals. This has pushed integrators to offer pre-wired PaaS stacks that map to local datacentre footprints and public-service connectors.
Industry Progression: The most consequential, verifiable development was the opening of GTD Perú’s second data centre in Lurín (reported in Oct-2024), which added substantial rack and power capacity and improved metro redundancy for Lima; that capacity increase gave PaaS vendors and hyperscalers clearer commercial pathways to host production workloads in-country and enabled faster enterprise pilots for managed app runtimes and data services.
Industry Player Insights: Some of the players operating in the Peru marketplace are Amazon Web Services, Equinix, GTD Perú, and Cirion Technologies etc. Equinix’s regional footprint and GTD’s Lurín facility created an operational base that vendors can use to deliver managed PaaS stacks with local SLAs; as a result, cloud providers and systems integrators started packaging migration accelerators and integration templates that directly target Peruvian financial and government buyers.