Querétaro hosted Fiber Connect Latam Mexico 2025, a key event for the region's connectivity and data center ecosystem. Throughout the day, the discussion focused on the accelerated growth of digital infrastructure and the need for increasingly robust and efficient networks to sustain technological evolution.
Mexico, in particular, is experiencing a pivotal moment: the expansion of data centers and the exponential advance in the use of artificial intelligence are redefining connectivity needs. This transformation is not occurring in isolation, but rather through collaboration between companies, governments, and technology providers that use fiber optics as a fundamental pillar of their projects.
One of the most relevant points of discussion at the event was the role of ISPs in bridging the digital divide. It's not just about expanding coverage, but also about understanding and addressing the specific needs of communities to ensure equitable and accessible connectivity. Querétaro, in its position as a technology hub, demonstrated how infrastructure, innovation, and connectivity converge at a critical point: quality broadband.
Artificial Intelligence also took center stage in the conversation, and beyond its pivotal impact on digitalization, its relationship with critical resources such as water and energy was highlighted. Each AI process depends on real-world physical infrastructure, making network quality and capacity more important than ever. Fiber optics, with its ability to support large volumes of data with low latency and high scalability, continues to position itself as the essential solution for ensuring the efficient operation of these systems.
Our participation in Fiber Connect LATAM 2025, Mexico edition, reaffirms our commitment to developing more efficient and sustainable telecommunications networks. In an environment where connectivity is the foundation of digital transformation, events like this allow us to consolidate strategic alliances and foster growth in the sector. Without a doubt, the future of connectivity in the region continues to advance steadily.
