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Issue 27: Mexico is hosting the AI party. Is it getting paid enough?

Oct 13, 2026

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13 min read

Issue 27: Mexico is hosting the AI party. Is it getting paid enough?

European equipment, Asian components and American fuel support Mexico’s computing boom. Who owns the business behind it?

Das Mexiko Dossier

AI / KI

Issue 26: Mexico’s planned data centres could consume as much electricity as 8.3 million homes

Oct 6, 2026

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20 min read

Issue 26: Mexico’s planned data centres could consume as much electricity as 8.3 million homes

France supports power planning. Italy’s HiRef joins Denmark’s Danfoss in investing in Mexican production for the data-centre cooling market.

Das Mexiko Dossier

AI / KI

Issue 20: Mexico needs more electricity than ever. Can Germany fix the grid?

Aug 25, 2026

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19 min read

Issue 20: Mexico needs more electricity than ever. Can Germany fix the grid?

Mexico's power demand is rising fastest exactly where its grid is already tightest. Data centres are part of the reason.

Das Mexiko Dossier

Field Notes

Aug 13, 2026

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13 min read

Field Notes: The state of AI in the corridor 2026

Someone on your team already uses AI. Plot twist, they are paying for it themselves.

Das Mexiko Dossier

Technology & Cybersecurity

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Issue 17: Washington taxes cars at 25 percent and AI servers at zero. Is it a coincidence that in Mexico, Germany builds the cars and Asia builds the servers?

Aug 4, 2026

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17 min read

Issue 17: Washington taxes cars at 25 percent and AI servers at zero. Is it a coincidence that in Mexico, Germany builds the cars and Asia builds the servers?

June's trade numbers came out in July. Mexico set an export record. Almost none of it came from the industry Germany operates there.

Das Mexiko Dossier

Field Notes

Field Note: Is Mexico more digitalised than Germany?

Jul 2, 2026

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10 min read

Field Note: Is Mexico more digitalised than Germany?

Not overall. But yes on the two things you operate through: how money moves and how the state is dealt with.

Das Mexiko Dossier

Technology & Cybersecurity

Issue 3: More than $6 billion in US cloud infrastructure landed in Mexico. German multinationals run their operations on it. Their GDPR risk maps may not have caught up.

Apr 28, 2026

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15 min read

Issue 3: More than $6 billion in US cloud infrastructure landed in Mexico. German multinationals run their operations on it. Their GDPR risk maps may not have caught up.

The corridor is not just automotive and logistics anymore. It is data, AI, and competing legal jurisdictions. The policies are years behind the infrastructure.

Das Mexiko Dossier

Field Notes

Field Note: Cybersecurity belongs in TLCUEM. So far, nobody is demanding it.

Apr 25, 2026

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2 min read

Field Note: Cybersecurity belongs in TLCUEM. So far, nobody is demanding it.

The breach already happened. The exposure for German firms is still ongoing.

Das Mexiko Dossier

AI / KI

Apr 15, 2026

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3 min read

Field Note: Mexico, Germany and AI.

Germany’s tech talent crisis has a LATAM fix nobody is talking about.

Das Mexiko Dossier

AI / KI

Issue 27: Mexico is hosting the AI party. Is it getting paid enough?

Issue 26: Mexico’s planned data centres could consume as much electricity as 8.3 million homes

Issue 20: Mexico needs more electricity than ever. Can Germany fix the grid?

Field Notes: The state of AI in the corridor 2026

Issue 17: Washington taxes cars at 25 percent and AI servers at zero. Is it a coincidence that in Mexico, Germany builds the cars and Asia builds the servers?

Field Note: Is Mexico more digitalised than Germany?

Issue 3: More than $6 billion in US cloud infrastructure landed in Mexico. German multinationals run their operations on it. Their GDPR risk maps may not have caught up.

Field Note: Cybersecurity belongs in TLCUEM. So far, nobody is demanding it.

Field Note: Mexico, Germany and AI.

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