Bridging the Computing Power Divide: Building a New Digital Engine for Central America
BSIC & Tigo El Salvador Strategic Cooperation Project
According to McKinsey and Goldman Sachs, global demand for computing power is surging due to explosive growth in AI, large-scale model training, and smart terminals. Data centers have become the cornerstone of the digital economy.
Global Trend
USD 1T data center market by 2034
Regional Need
66% lack quality 4G/5G coverage
Policy Support
Tax exemptions & government incentives
Opportunity for Partnership
Aligns with global investment trends and local needs
Six Data Centers to Build a Regional AI Computing Power Hub
Project Scale
Construction of 6 high-performance AI computing centers in the capital and surrounding areas, capable of supporting millions of concurrent tasks and petabyte
-scale data operations.
- Proprietary GPU scheduling platform
- In-house modeling hardware
- Energy-efficient green data center design
Dual Purposes
Internal Use
For BSIC’s own AI model training and service deployment.
External Services
Providing computing power to support Tigo’s operations and collaborative initiatives with Central American universities and government services.
Technical Highlights
Featuring proprietary GPU scheduling platform, in-house modeling hardware, distributed deployment, and energy-efficient green data center design.
Empowering BSIC's AI Strategy
Core R&D directions leveraging the high-performance computing infrastructure
Digital Human Generation
Develop realistic AI avatars for Spanish, Portuguese, and other languages to enable global digital interaction.
Voice Cloning
Use voiceprint modeling to replicate speech characteristics for immersive content delivery and cross-language communication.
3D Portrait Modeling
Leverage in-house scanners with parallel capture to enable real-time 3D modeling for various industries.
AI Recommendation
Integrate visual, audio, and text data to build intelligent recommendation systems and interest graphs.
Edge AI Compression
Perform pruning and quantization for edge models to optimize local AI response with minimal power consumption.
Web3 Digital Identity
Explore integration of virtual identity and social behavior in decentralized Web3 applications.
End-to-End In-House Development
Building a High-Performance and Reliable AI Computing Platform
Proprietary Hardware
- HMC-VII scanners with 0.1mm precision
- GPU-dense servers with A100/H100 accelerators
- Industrial-grade projection-camera arrays
Software Platform
- GPU task scheduling system
- Compatible with PyTorch, TensorFlow, ONNX
- Edge-cloud collaborative architecture
Green Design
- PUE below 1.3 with liquid/air cooling
- Integration with renewable energy
- Sustainable computing practices
Three-Phase Deployment Roadmap
Building a Distributed Regional Computing Network
Phase 1: Pilot Deployment (2025)
Foundation
- Launch the first data center in San Salvador
- Integrate with Tigo HQ systems and local service calibration
- Launch pilot services including AI customer service and university AI training
Phase 2: Regional Expansion (2026)
Growth
- Build and connect the remaining five data centers
- Expand customer base in academia, public sector, and tech parks
- Build local brand presence and partner networks
Phase 3: Ecosystem Integration (2027)
Maturity
- Establish developer portal and API marketplace
- Promote regional interconnection with neighborin countries
- Organize AI application summits and educational programs