AI Infrastructure
High-density, air-cooled GPU infrastructure designed to NVIDIA reference-architecture standards, with a Tier III-class approach to power, cooling and network redundancy.
San Salvador, El Salvador
Enterprise AI infrastructure for Central America and beyond.
Exodo Capital is developing a high-density AI factory in San Salvador, pairing a renewable-focused energy strategy with enterprise-grade reliability, AI-native financial applications and a training institute for regional talent.
- Designed to NVIDIA reference-architecture standards
- Tier III-class reliability design
- Solar plus grid energy strategy
- Dollarized, nearshore jurisdiction
About Exodo Capital
Building the foundation for AI in the region.
Exodo Capital focuses on the foundational layers of the AI economy: energy, infrastructure and applications. We are developing an enterprise AI datacenter in San Salvador designed for the workloads that matter most to businesses and institutions: inference, enterprise AI applications, and sovereign, government and financial-sector computing.
Our mission is to give Central America and Latin America access to world-class AI capacity close to home, to help enterprises move from legacy IT to AI, and to develop the local talent that will run it.
- Scalable AI infrastructure
- High-density GPU capacity for inference and enterprise AI.
- Innovative financial applications
- AI-native services from a Bitcoin-friendly jurisdiction.
- Training & certifications
- Developing the region's AI workforce.
The thesis
Why an AI datacenter in El Salvador.
Six reasons we believe San Salvador is the right place to build enterprise AI capacity for Central America.
- 01
An underserved region
Latin America's datacenter investment is concentrated in the largest markets, with Brazil alone holding over 41%.1 Central America needs AI capacity of its own, close to the customers it serves.
- 02
Sovereign, auditable compute
Banks, government institutions and regulated enterprises need AI infrastructure they can audit, located in the region and operated in Spanish, rather than sending sensitive workloads offshore. El Salvador's 2026 national AI strategy prioritizes sovereign compute infrastructure.2
- 03
A national AI agenda
A 2025 AI law created a dedicated national AI agency (ANIA),3 and the government's stated target is for AI to contribute about 20% of GDP by 2031.2
- 04
Incentives for technology investment
The 2023 Innovation and Technology Manufacturing Law offers qualifying new investments in AI and cloud services 15-year incentives, including income-tax and import-duty exemptions.4
- 05
Built for where demand is going
Inference is projected to account for 55% of AI-optimized cloud infrastructure spending in 2026.5 Our application-focused design targets production inference and enterprise AI, not just model training.
- 06
Talent and a model to replicate
Human talent is a core pillar of the national strategy.2 Our training institute develops local operators and engineers, creating a model that can be replicated across Latin America.
What we build
One platform, five capabilities.
From power to applications, each layer is designed to work with the others.
Enterprise & Sovereign AI Services
Dedicated capacity for inference, enterprise AI applications and sensitive government and financial-sector workloads, plus a migration path for colocation customers moving from legacy IT to AI.
Energy
A renewable-focused, low-cost energy strategy that combines solar with El Salvador's grid, which draws on hydro, geothermal and solar generation.
AI Finance Applications
AI-native financial applications, including Bitcoin-backed lending, custody, remittances and tokenized assets, developed within El Salvador's digital-asset legal framework.
Training Institute
A technology institute offering training and certifications to develop local AI and datacenter talent, from operations to applied AI engineering.
Built as a regional model
Our facility is designed as a reference point for how the region can attract capital, train local talent and replicate AI infrastructure across Latin America.
Our approach →
Why El Salvador
A regional gateway, nearshore to the United States.
Dollarized economy
The U.S. dollar has been El Salvador's official currency since 2001, removing currency risk for U.S.-dollar contracts.6
Renewable-heavy grid
Renewables produced about 68% of net generation in 2024, led by hydro and geothermal, with fast-growing solar. El Salvador leads Central America in geothermal production.7
Digital-asset legal framework
The Digital Assets Issuance Law, in force since 2023, created a national regulator (CNAD) for digital-asset issuance and service providers.8
U.S. Central time alignment
El Salvador runs on UTC−6 year-round, matching U.S. Central Standard Time, which supports nearshore operations and support.9
Expanding connectivity
El Salvador's first subsea cable, an 1,800 km system, was awarded in December 2025 and is scheduled to be operational in the second half of 2028.10
Market context
Demand for AI compute is accelerating.
Independent third-party estimates. Figures are forecasts and vary by source and methodology.
~945 TWh
Global data center electricity demand projected for 2030, more than double 2024, with AI as the main driver.
$6.7T
Estimated global data center capital investment needed by 2030 to keep pace with compute demand.
55%
Share of AI-optimized cloud infrastructure spending supporting inference workloads in 2026, rising to more than 65% by 2029.
19.2%
Projected annual growth (CAGR) of the global AI inference market, 2025 to 2030.
29%
Projected annual growth (CAGR) of Latin America's AI market, 2026 to 2031.
2×
Latin America's data center market is projected to roughly double between 2024 and 2030 (12.2% CAGR).
17.1%
Projected annual growth (CAGR) of Latin America data center colocation, 2025 to 2030, driven in part by AI workloads.
~68%
Share of El Salvador's 2024 net electricity generation from renewable sources.
Approach & technology
Application-focused by design.
We build around the workloads customers actually run, and we integrate every layer of the stack.
- 04ApplicationsEnterprise AI, sovereign services, AI finance
- 03PlatformInference, orchestration, security
- 02InfrastructureHigh-density compute, network, storage
- 01EnergySolar plus grid, redundant power
Reference-architecture readiness
Compute, networking and storage designed to NVIDIA reference-architecture standards, so the platform can scale with proven configurations.
High-density, air-cooled
An air-cooled, high-density design suited to inference and enterprise AI, with an efficient path to deployment.
Tier III-class reliability
Concurrently maintainable power and cooling design principles for enterprise and mission-critical workloads.
Enterprise migration path
Colocation and hybrid options for organizations moving from legacy infrastructure to AI at their own pace.
Security and data residency
In-country capacity for government and financial-sector customers that need control over where their data lives.
Phased, disciplined growth
A pilot-to-scale roadmap: start with a focused deployment in San Salvador, then expand regionally.
Investors & partners
Investor & partner inquiries
We welcome conversations with enterprise customers, technology and energy partners, and investors interested in AI infrastructure in Central America and Latin America.
info@exodocap.com
Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security.
Leadership
Experience across technology, finance and infrastructure.
Dr. Jay Bose
Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Jay Bose is CEO of Private Key Capital, a Bitcoin-backed financial services and investment firm active in El Salvador across banking, mining, energy, real estate and hospitality. He serves on the Board of Florida's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) by appointment of the Florida Senate (2025 to 2029).
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He also helps shape digital-economy policy and frameworks for governments and businesses, and he's an Ambassador for the International Chamber of Lithium and Energy in Santiago, Chile.
Dr. Bose has designed and built major infrastructure projects around the world, including large data centers, Bitcoin mining operations at six sites, and the Hong Kong Port Authority network during his time at Cisco Systems, where he also worked in mergers and acquisitions. He was previously President of Ad Exchange Group in Newport Beach, California, a marketing company, and a Manager at Ernst & Young in New York.
He holds a PhD in Computer Engineering and dual master's degrees in Theoretical Physics and Business Management from Stevens Institute of Technology. He has two patents in packet networks and a patent pending on Bitcoin treasury design.
Andrew C. Straghalis, MSc
Managing Partner & Chief Financial Officer
Andrew Straghalis is Managing Partner and CFO of Exodo Capital and Managing Director of Grupo Ester in San Salvador. He brings extensive experience in international banking, project development, infrastructure and finance in emerging markets, and deep local networks that support Exodo's execution in El Salvador.
Sebastián Quiñones
Head of Business Development
Sebastián Quiñones is Head of Business Development at Exodo Capital, leading strategic partnerships across Latin America. He is Strategic Director of the International Lithium and Energy Chamber (CIL Lithium) and Head of LatAm for Rain City Resources, and is a recognized commentator on critical minerals, energy and the U.S.-led Pax Silica supply-chain initiative, with appearances on CNN Chile and BioBioChile. Based in Santiago, Chile, he brings deep regional networks across energy, natural resources and technology.
Contact
Let's talk.
For customers, partners, investors and media inquiries.
Location
Exodo Capital, S.A.S. de C.V.7a Calle Poniente No. 4855
San Salvador, El Salvador