Bolivia's Public Prosecutor's Office Launches Data Center Project to Modernize Justice System December 3, 2025 In a significant move to digitize and strengthen its judicial infrastructure, Bolivia's Public Prosecutor's Office has broken ground on a new, purpose-built data center. The project represents a strategic investment in the technological backbone of the nation's justice system, aiming to enhance efficiency, security, and public access to legal services. The initiative was formally inaugurated by Attorney General Roger Mariaca Montenegro at a recent ceremony. He outlined a two-phase construction plan designed to meet international standards for critical infrastructure. The first phase will establish a facility compliant with TIA-942 Rate-2 or ICREA Level II specifications, providing a robust platform for the office's core applications. A subsequent upgrade to TIA-942 Rate-3 or ICREA Level III standards is planned to achieve the higher redundancy and fault tolerance required for mission-critical environments. Mariaca emphasized the project's transformative potential, stating that this infrastructure will serve as the "technological backbone" of Bolivian justice for years to come. He noted it is expected to bring services closer to citizens and significantly reduce response times for investigations and legal procedures. The project is being financed through a combination of the Prosecutor's Office's own resources and support from the European Union, which will fund part of the technological equipment. The development marks a notable expansion in Bolivia's nascent data center market. According to industry maps, the country currently hosts only five facilities operated primarily by local telecom or service providers. This state-led project underscores a growing recognition of digital infrastructure as a cornerstone for modern governance and public service delivery in the region. Source: datacenterdynamics
Bolivia's Public Prosecutor's Office Launches Data Center Project to Modernize Justice System
