The project will provide telecommunications coverage to this historic city, benefiting not only the municipality in the deployment of infrastructure that promotes connectivity but also its inhabitants and the high flow of tourists that visit this beautiful “Pueblo Magico”.

As a neutral system, the oDAS can be used by the different mobile operators to improve the coverage, quality, and availability of the mobile signal. In addition, the discreet installation of small remote units, cleverly disguised on rooftops or light poles, and connected through underground fiber, ensures that it remains inconspicuous to visitors.

State-of-the-art technology used in iconic entertainment centers and tourist destinations such as the Dallas Cowboys Stadium (Texas) or Central Park (New York) was used in the implementation of the project. Likewise, the project involved innovative solutions for underground and aerial fiber optic conduits, which would preserve the historical aspect of the city's monuments and architecture, without compromising the quality of coverage and high connection speed.

"With the deployment and operation of this innovative telecommunications system, we position San Miguel de Allende at the forefront in the use of new technologies in Latin America, preserving the beauty of its squares and streets." declared its CEO, Jose Sola.

In order to bring connectivity to the classroom and the school library, MTP carried out various adaptation and improvement works, which included the installation of a mast, MW antennas, Wi-Fi access points, as well as the implementation of a cabling network, as part of a comprehensive telecommunications solution. Additionally, through our volunteer program and with the support of all of us who make up the MTP Family, we implemented within the classroom itself a library with more than 500 books for students and the community.

We extend our gratitude to the authorities of the El Grullo Municipality, for allowing us to reaffirm our commitment to provide access to digitization and technology to more people, and thus shorten the digital gap that generates inequality in education, access to services, job opportunities, and in general, in the economic and social development of Mexico.

Fitch and Moody’s considered that due to the “Exceptional administration” low credit spread and a future prospect of growth, these bonds were rated AAA and A3 respectively.

These bonds closed for MXN 100 each, with an expiration date of October 18, 2047. The interest rate will be 9.01%. and the resources will be used to grow their presence in the market even more and offer more products to clients.

MTP saw an opportunity to use LED and solar electrical systems to lower the carbon footprint of the company and cut costs across the antenna infrastructure system. The capital will be used to refinance current debt and to start applying environmentally friendly business practices to an already socially conscious group.

This follows MTP´s plan to further expand into exciting ventures that offer value to investors and clients alike.

“For Mexico Telecom Partners it is a pride to share that today took place the inauguration of our new Data Center in Mexico City,” MTP said on LinkedIn last week. “Our Santa Fe Data Center represents an important investment in cutting-edge technology and infrastructure, designed to meet the growing demands of the current digital era and through which our more than 16 years implementing the largest Information Technology infrastructure in Mexico are consolidated.”

The DigitalBridge-owned company reportedly invested 300 million pesos ($17.5 million) in the project. The precise location and facility specifications weren’t shared.

"Today there is no capacity or availability in Mexico City, hence there is a need for infrastructure and technological support for the entire central area of ​​the country," José Sola, CEO of México Telecom Partners told Reforma. "We see that the market trend in the United States is 30MW of data center capacity per million inhabitants, in Mexico there are 1.1MW per million inhabitants."

Latin America Data Center Development Award

Mexico Telecom Partners has been awarded with the multi-city ECR-8 (Edge Computer Room) deployment DCD Latam award, which was developed to create a system that is able to control all its data centers from a single room.

This award recognizes data center, cloud, and associated developments across Latin America that have pushed the boundaries in terms of design, construction, and operation.

Mexico Telecoms Partners (MTP) has been a promoter of Edge solutions in Mexico for four years with a presence in 19 cities, and has now launched a new generation of Edge sites, with an innovative design that has achieved Uptime Institute Tier III certification, with an availability of 99.98 percent, to deliver 5G, Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Content Delivery (Streaming), DRPs, and other IT services.