Abya has deployed servers powered by NVIDIA Corporation’s Blackwell architecture across South America, expanding enterprise-grade infrastructure and accelerating artificial intelligence adoption across the region. The company continues to grow its regional data center network while supporting businesses and public institutions with high-performance computing resources that strengthen digital operations and improve technological competitiveness.
Expanding from Gaming to Regional Computing Infrastructure
Abya built its early reputation on delivering seamless cloud gaming experiences that allow users to stream demanding video games across multiple devices with stable performance. That foundation in low-latency systems now supports its expansion into artificial intelligence infrastructure, where similar performance requirements drive enterprise workloads. The company extends its expertise into new sectors while maintaining strong performance standards in interactive entertainment services.
Working alongside NVIDIA, Abya deploys NVIDIA Blackwell-based servers that support computing tasks such as machine learning, data analytics, and business intelligence processing. These systems also enhance public service applications that require fast and reliable data handling. Gaming performance benefits from the same infrastructure upgrades, which improves streaming stability and reduces delays for users across the region.
Addressing Long-Standing Infrastructure Barriers
For years, South American organizations faced limited access to advanced computing hardware due to high import costs, supply restrictions, and dependence on external cloud providers. These constraints slowed the development of local digital ecosystems and increased operational expenses for enterprises. Abya responds to these challenges by investing directly in local infrastructure that supports regional computing needs.
The company deploys capital, technical expertise, and operational systems to reduce reliance on foreign infrastructure. Local data centers improve access to high-performance computing while lowering latency for end users. Enterprises gain direct access to scalable systems that support long-term digital growth without depending heavily on overseas service providers.
Strategic Partnerships Strengthen Regional Expansion
Abya uses a proprietary bare-metal server platform that integrates NVIDIA technology into its infrastructure framework. This system improves computing efficiency and supports simultaneous workloads across gaming and enterprise applications. The company collaborates with major regional organizations such as Claro and Banco Itaú to expand data center capacity and extend access to advanced digital tools.
These partnerships strengthen connectivity across both urban and underserved regions. Telecommunications providers benefit from improved network performance, while financial institutions use AI tools to refine services and improve decision-making processes. Public sector organizations also gain access to computing systems that support data-driven governance and service delivery.
Abya continues to expand its infrastructure footprint and plans additional deployments across Central America and Mexico. This expansion strategy increases regional access to machine learning tools and supports cross-border digital development. Gaming users benefit from more stable streaming performance, while enterprises gain broader access to scalable AI systems.
Building a Unified AI and Gaming Ecosystem
The integration of Blackwell architecture enables Abya to support diverse workloads within a unified infrastructure model. Gaming services and enterprise computing systems operate on shared technical foundations, which improves resource efficiency and system reliability. This structure allows the company to serve multiple industries without separating its core operational framework.
Organizations across finance, telecommunications, and public services adopt these capabilities to modernize workflows and implement AI-driven solutions. Developers use the infrastructure to train models, test applications, and deploy digital services that require high-performance computing environments. The flexibility of the system supports both small-scale deployments and large enterprise operations.
Leadership Perspective on Regional Transformation
“These new capabilities allow us to support local organizations with world-class artificial intelligence solutions while continuing to deliver the premium gaming experiences Abya is known for,” said Waldemar Fernandez, founder and chairman of Abya.
Positioning South America for Digital Growth
Abya’s deployment of Blackwell servers marks a major step in strengthening South America’s digital infrastructure. The company connects gaming and enterprise computing within a single ecosystem that supports both entertainment and business innovation. As demand for artificial intelligence continues to rise, Abya expands access to scalable systems that help organizations improve efficiency and develop new digital services.
Through continued investment in infrastructure and partnerships, the company supports a more connected and capable regional technology environment.
