A single 2,500 km dark fiber route. One owner. One operator. Built for the next decade of cross-border capacity.
A continuous fiber path from Phoenix to Querétaro, owned and operated by C3ntro on both sides of the border. No partner segments. No third-party splices within the SLA chain. 32 amplification sites between the endpoints, average spacing ≈ 78 km.
Every amplification site is hardened, climate-controlled, dual-fed, and monitored in real time from our NOCs. The optical layer never has a bad day — the photons just keep moving.
Inside each ILA, all 288 strands terminate at the ODF. Every ILA includes a dedicated Meet-Me-Room with customer rack space just one jumper away. Place your equipment in the adjacent MMR and connect to the network with a single jumper — one-hop interconnection, no external plant cable needed.
End-to-end buried conduit, with shotcrete-stabilized walls in complex terrain. Engineered to operate reliably for the next three decades.
Two backbone HDPE conduits plus a seven-way microduct bundle. Designed to scale without additional civil work: two lit paths from launch, seven reserved for expansion, dedicated customer builds, and physical diversity.
Prysmian FlexTube loose-tube cable with BendBright G.652.D + G.657.A1 single-mode fiber. Selected for hyperscale and ultra-long-haul coherent transport. The glass is built for what you'll send through it in 2030, not 2015.
Every fusion splice is measured bi-directionally and held at ≤0.10 dB. The link budget belongs to your traffic, not to network construction.
Dark fiber is the core. Colocation at ILAs, lit wavelengths, and cross-connects at the landings are the natural extensions — each with the same single-carrier signature.
Buy the glass, light your own spectrum.
Fiber pair leases and IRUs along the full 2,500 km route. Single-carrier ownership from Phoenix to Querétaro — one contract, one SLA, one operations team. Tail-to-tail diversity available via the dedicated border crossing in Nogales.
32 edge sites between two metros.
Cabinet space at every amplification site between PHX and QRO. Each ILA is hardened, dual-powered 2N, climate-controlled, and monitored 24/7 from our NOCs. Place your edge compute, satellite gateway, or content node anywhere along the corridor.
Lambdas, ready to light.
When you don't want to operate the optics yourself: 100, 400, and 800 Gb wavelengths on clean spectrum, coherent-ready. Landing sites with ROADM. Provisioning measured in days, not quarters.
Where the cloud meets ground.
Hand-off to hyperscalers, cloud on-ramps, and major IXs at the Phoenix and Querétaro landing campuses. Bring your traffic and we'll deliver it directly into AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, Google Partner Interconnect, and Equinix Fabric.
Open for hyperscale traffic, satellite gateways, and Tier-1 carriers. Estimated service Q4 2026.