Cloud Connect · Mexico

Neutral Networks, Marcatel and Bestel, at both sites with carriers

Private cloud interconnection is built over the neutral operators present in Mexico City and Querétaro: Neutral Networks, Marcatel and Bestel. Querétaro adds Cogent. That is one extra hop, and we say it before the proposal, not after. The network SLA is 99.98% at all three PoPs.

Why here

  • Private cloud interconnection is built over Neutral Networks, Marcatel and Bestel, present in Mexico City and Querétaro.
  • Querétaro adds Cogent to the list, the site's global transit operator.
  • If the hybrid traffic needs audit backing, Querétaro declares SOC 1, SOC 2 and SOC 3 Type II; Mexico City does not.

This country's PoPs, one by one

Nominal provisioning window for the site, computed by the catalog over the fastest available configuration. It is a reference lead time, not a contractual commitment: stock moves, and the firm date is confirmed by Engineering.

Mexico City

MEX

99.98%Published SLA

Activation window
Immediate
Address
C. Lago Zurich 96A, Granada, 11529 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Reference airport
Mexico City International Airport (Benito Juárez) · 13.7 km

Guadalajara

GDL

99.98%Published SLA

Activation window
Immediate
Reference airport
Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport

Querétaro

QRO

99.98%Published SLA

Activation window
Immediate
Address
Camino a Nativitas 800, 76295 Colón, Querétaro
Reference airport
Querétaro Intercontinental Airport · 7.6 km

Estimated latency from cities in this country

Geodesic estimates (great-circle distance × a fibre route factor), not measurements. Use them to compare which PoP sits closer to each origin; they are not an RTT promise.

OriginMexico CityMEXGuadalajaraGDLQuerétaroQRO
Mexico City~5msclosest~12ms~8ms
Querétaro~8ms~10ms~5msclosest
Guadalajara~12ms~5msclosest~10ms
Monterrey~16ms~15ms~14msclosest
Puebla~7msclosest~14ms~10ms
Tijuana~42ms~35msclosest~39ms
Cancún~26msclosest~32ms~28ms