Mato Grosso · network infrastructure
The Mato Grosso snapshot records four facilities, all in Cuiabá, with five network presences between them. BR.Digital Cuiabá (CBA2) holds three of them and CBA1 holds two, while Titania Cuiabá and PIX MTI record none. No internet exchange is listed in the state, so traffic between Mato Grosso networks leaves it to peer.
Colocation facilities
Buildings where networks put equipment. The network count is how many PeeringDB members list a presence there.
| Facility | City | Networks present |
|---|---|---|
| BR.Digital Cuiabá (CBA2) | Cuiabá | 3 |
| BR.Digital Cuiabá (CBA1) | Cuiabá | 2 |
| Titania Cuiabá (Brasil TecPar) | Cuiabá | 0 |
| PIX MTI | Cuiabá | 0 |
What a Mato Grosso IP address tells you
Cuiabá is the only city in Mato Grosso with a listed facility, and it holds all four. The two BR.Digital sites account for every network presence in the snapshot, three at CBA2 and two at CBA1. Titania Cuiabá (Brasil TecPar) and PIX MTI are recorded with no networks. Because no exchange operates in the state, networks in Cuiabá that want to reach each other arrange private links or send the traffic to an exchange elsewhere in Brazil, which lengthens paths that start and end in the same city.
A block reads as Mato Grosso because the operator registered a Mato Grosso address for it, and that address describes the company rather than any handset. Claro on AS22085, TIM on AS26615 and Vivo on AS26599 and AS27699 aggregate mobile subscribers behind regional gateways, so a phone in Cuiabá can carry an address that geolocation databases place in another state. The five fixed presences in the snapshot say nothing about where mobile users connect from.
Look at the origin ASN announcing the prefix and the netname registered against it rather than a state field. The ASN names the operator carrying the traffic, and the netname names the entity that filed the range. Neither places a device. Equipment records such as the four Cuiabá facilities are what describe hardware physically inside Mato Grosso, and everything else geolocated to the state rests on registration data alone.
Mobile carriers in Brazil
A mobile address anywhere in Mato Grosso is routed by one of the country's operators. Each entry lists the operator's ASNs so you can check which network an address belongs to.
Questions
How many data centres are in Mato Grosso?
The snapshot lists four, all in Cuiabá. BR.Digital Cuiabá (CBA2) records three networks and CBA1 records two, while Titania Cuiabá (Brasil TecPar) and PIX MTI record none. That gives five network presences across the state.
Is there an internet exchange in Mato Grosso?
No. The snapshot lists no exchange in Mato Grosso and no exchange participants there. Networks in Cuiabá peer through private connections or carry traffic to an exchange in another state, so traffic between two Mato Grosso networks can travel far before it returns.
Can I get an IP address in Mato Grosso?
Placement follows the operator's address registration, not a customer's choice of state. A range reads as Mato Grosso when the network holding it filed a Mato Grosso address, and mobile ranges commonly geolocate to the gateway region rather than to Cuiabá itself.
Sources
- PeeringDB - facilities, network presence and exchange participants, snapshot 2026-09-07
- PROXIES.SX carrier and ASN registry - the operators routing mobile addresses in this country