Mexico disputes AI data-center contract terms in Atlantic corridor

December 1, 2025 · Financial Times

Mexico opened contract audits for infrastructure agreements tied to planned AI sites.

The review is focused on tariff certainty and infrastructure commitments across a long horizon.

Stakeholders say AI agreements need clearer force majeure and resilience clauses.

The corridor remains attractive for AI traffic but now faces higher governance scrutiny.

The dispute may delay some projects while improving contract quality for later phases.

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