Telmex Seeks to Connect the Baja California South Region with Submarine Cable

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Using state-of-the-art infrastructure, which includes a network of 383 kilometers of fiber optics and in which more than $25 million was invested, Telmex’s TMX5 submarine cable will link Baja California Sur with the rest of the country. “The start of operations of this new submarine cable consolidates the telecommunications infrastructure in our country, while addressing, through connectivity, the economic and development needs of a region as im…

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Carlos Slim’s telephone number, Telmex, announced the start of the operations of the TMX-5 Submarine Cable, which will operate from San José del Cabo, Baja California, to Mazatlan, Sinaloa. The submarine cable was announced in late 2024 as a project to strengthen the digital infrastructure, which will serve to expand the telephone network that the entrepreneur operates. With this new connection, it is expected that the telecommunications ecosyst…

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Telmex , the subsidiary of América Móvil, put into operation the TMX5 submarine cable that will link Baja California Sur with the rest of the country, through a 383 km network of fiber optics that involved an investment of more than 25 million dollars. The company explained that the project seeks to contribute to the economic and social development of the region, through a better transmission of voice, data and video. The infrastructure is desig…

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Telefonos de México (Telmex), del Carlos Slim, announced Tuesday the entry into operation of a telecommunications submarine cable to connect the state of Baja California Sur, where the tourist destination Los Cabos is located, with the mainland Mexico.The project, which uses state-of-the-art infrastructure, includes a 383-kilometre network of fiber optics for the commissioning of a TMX5 submarine cable and required an investment of more than $25…