Aguascalientes to join Mexico-US digital corridor via C3ntro Telecom investment

C3ntro Telecom has announced a 300 million peso investment in Aguascalientes, Mexico, as part of the TIKVA project. This initiative aims to construct a 2,500-kilometer high-capacity fiber optic network connecting central Mexico with the United States.

The project includes the inauguration of the first of 34 planned data centers. In Aguascalientes, the plan involves installing over 100 kilometers of underground trunk fiber optic cable and operating a new data center in the southern part of the capital municipality.

Governor Tere Jiménez stated that the project positions the state as a strategic node for digital connectivity and technological investment, supporting digital nearshoring. Simón Masri Askenazi, founder and chairman of C3ntro Telecom, noted that the infrastructure is designed to bridge the digital divide and connect local manufacturing plants to international networks.