Dec 9, 2024
Cirion Expands its Fiber Optic Network in Mexico Connecting Queretaro to Mexico City
With this new underground fiber duct, Cirion’s infrastructure and network expansion offers customers faster and enhanced connectivity options.
MIAMI, FL. – December, 10, 2024 – Cirion Technologies, a leading digital infrastructure and technology provider in Latin America, continues to expand its fiber network in Mexico, with a new AI-ready fiber duct, enhancing our connectivity between Mexico City and Querétaro. This expansion aims to provide state-of-the-art infrastructure to our customers, who require dedicated connectivity, IT infrastructure, and cloud presence in the region.
After signing a strategic agreement with Gold Data, Cirion is expanding its presence connecting data hubs in Mexico City and Queretaro. This move strengthens our AI-ready infrastructure by securing an underground duct, which will be used to expand Cirion’s fiber network in the region.
“This highlights Cirion’s continued efforts to increase its investments in fiber infrastructure, in order to address its customers ever-expanding needs,” commented Diego Mahecha, EVP of Corporate Development at Cirion Technologies. “We trust this new route will allow us to effectively address our customers’ specific needs for dedicated access as well as strengthen our network redundancy in this important region in Mexico”.
Additionally, Cirion invested in new metropolitan networks with state-of-the-art optical technology to triple the size of the current footprint and bring fiber connectivity to new locations in three cities, including 73 km metropolitan rings in Guadalajara,~200 km in Monterrey, and +260 km in Mexico City.
Cirion’s national ring in Mexico currently spans approximately +4,260 km and is connected by international routes in Monterrey. The Cirion PAC (Pan-American Crossing) submarine cable system also connects Mexico with Los Angeles, CA in the United States, as well as Costa Rica and Panama in Central America.
“We understand the importance of expanding and renewing our infrastructure to provide high-quality services to our customers through fast and secure connections. Cirion will continue investing in the region to support business growth and government initiatives,” said Leonardo Barbero, President of the Connectivity Business Unit, at Cirion Technologies. “This reaffirms our commitment to the development of our network, not only in Mexico but in the region.”
About Cirion
Cirion is a leading pan-regional digital infrastructure and technology provider, offering a comprehensive suite of colocation, cloud infrastructure, and terrestrial and subsea fiber network services. Cirion serves over 5,500 Latin America-based and multinational customers, including enterprises, government agencies, cloud service providers, wireline and wireless carriers, ISPs, and other leading businesses. The Company owns and operates a facilities-based network and data center portfolio, with extensive coverage spanning across the Latin America region. Learn more about Cirion at www.ciriontechnologies.com
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Oct 10, 2023
Cirion and Cinema Máquina join forces to improve connectivity and interconnection of technological processes
MEXICO CITY, October 10, 2023 – Cirion Technologies, a leading provider of technology and digital infrastructure, has collaborated with Cinema Máquina, a leading post-production studio for films and television series with more than 12 years of experience, to improve the connectivity and interconnection of its content production processes, as well as to optimize processes in general, automate responses, and ensure a secure and seamless connection to the cloud.
Today, digitalization is key to cope with the dynamics of a company’s daily operations, meet customers needs and be responsive. Cinema Máquinas need of dedicated connectivity and to produce and share large amounts of content was a challenge. Cirion Technologies helped improve the company’s connectivity by making employees connections more efficient and preventing impacts from the lack of connection.
With Cirion’s technology, Cinema Máquina now counts on a 5Gb/second bandwidth link, supported by the company’s fiber optic infrastructure, enabling employees to connect remotely and accelerating the distribution of internal and external contents.
Cirion Technologies contributed to the companys interconnection by maximizing its potential through scalable network solutions that enable smart automation, real-time data performance and dynamic bandwidth scalability. Additionally, Cirion maintains data and applications secure in the main public and private clouds, avoiding risks.
Among the benefits obtained by Cinema Máquina are:
- Greater agility to send content, maximizing the capacity and speed of data uploads.
- Continuity of the company’s activities remotely, without compromising operations.
- Improved hybrid and remote flows. Employees can connect without failures and use services in public and private clouds.
- Optimization of the latest and most advanced technologies to improve performance and eliminate problems.
Over the last few decades, corporate network connectivity has evolved in tandem with companies dynamic needs and, as observed with the sudden shift to remote work in 2020, the evolution cycle is accelerating in response to the changing environment. This makes interconnection more important than ever for a modern company.
At Cirion, we want our solutions to help streamline the processes for companies that usually manage large amounts of data, such as Cinema Máquina, and improve their connectivity with cutting-edge technology while guaranteeing security, said Jaime Durán, Director of Connectivity & Content Products for the Northern Cluster at Cirion Technologies.
About Cirion
Cirion is a leading digital infrastructure and technology provider, offering a comprehensive suite of fiber networks, connectivity, colocation, cloud infrastructure, and communications and collaboration solutions with the purpose of furthering Latin Americas progress through technology. Cirion serves over 5,500 Latin America-based and multinational customers, including enterprises, government agencies, cloud service providers, wireline and wireless carriers, ISPs, and other leading businesses. Cirion owns and operates a portfolio of networks and data centers, with extensive coverage throughout the Latin American region. Learn more about Cirion at www.ciriontechnologies.com
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Feb 14, 2023
Cirion Technologies and Universidad Anáhuac Mexico partner to improve connectivity and networks of remote education system
The 5GB links in each campus allowed Universidad Anáhuac México to continue operating constantly and consistently throughout the pandemic .
Mexico City, February 14, 2023 Universidad Anáhuac was able to implement the remote education modality during the COVID-19 pandemic, connecting more than 15,000 students, faculty, and staff in several areas of its two campuses in Mexico City.
Currently, the institution counts on a 5 gigabytes per second broadband link, supported by Cirion Technologies’ fiber optic infrastructure. Internet access and availability of IT resources, such as bandwidth for remote equipment and devices, became a requirement for online classes. In 2020, the pandemic highlighted the need for technology capable of operating a remote education system.
Faced with the challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, the dynamics of university work have changed, requiring a very robust connectivity base to keep all services in optimal condition. The pandemic required us to have the best IT infrastructure to operate, and we found in Cirion Technologies’ team a great partner to enable the correct functioning of our areas and continue providing quality education remotely. With a bit more than 86,000 km of fiber routes and presence in Mexico City, Cirion was the obvious choice to achieve the connectivity objectives demanded by the university, commented Eugenio Valle Landa, Director of Technological Operation in Universidad Anáhuac México.
Cirion Technologies has contributed to the interconnection of all areas, ensuring secure bandwidth with a flexible network architecture that smartly adjusts to the systems needs in real time and in an automated manner. Following the hybrid education system trend, it can guarantee connection availability on the same network for both face-to-face and remote users.
At Cirion, we are proud to become strategic partners by putting our connectivity and cutting-edge technology solutions within reach of leading organizations such as Universidad Anáhuac México, stated Jaime Durán, Director of Connectivity, Media and IP for the Northern Cluster at Cirion Technologies. Currently, connectivity and network services have become an indispensable tool for education and this is why we are certain that this joint effort will be a milestone for the institution.
The 5GB in each campus allowed Universidad Anáhuac México to continue operating constantly and consistently during the pandemic constantly because it didnt experience any outage and consistently because communications maintainted stability with a very high performance.
Cirion Technologies’ solutions boost the agility of processes and the operation of educational institutions, through dynamically scalable connections which enable the implementation of last-generation technologies. Through these services, the company contributes to strengthening the education sector amid digitalization challenges.
About Cirion:
Cirion is a leading digital infrastructure and technology provider, offering a comprehensive suite of fiber networks, connectivity, colocation, cloud infrastructure, and communications and collaboration solutions with the purpose of furthering Latin Americas progress through technology. Cirion serves over 6,400 Latin America-based and multinational customers, including enterprises, government agencies, cloud service providers, wireline and wireless carriers, ISPs, and other leading businesses. Cirion owns and operates a portfolio of networks and data centers, with extensive coverage throughout the Latin American region.
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Feb 10, 2023
The content consumption revolution 4 reasons to use content delivery networks
From sporting events, concerts, gala parties, award presentations, and premieres of seasons to online gaming, video is everywhere.
Mexico, February 2023. During the COVID-1 pandemic, video streaming received a major boost, largely because people adopted a work-at-home strategy. As a result, video streaming has become the primary source of entertainment, and even though the vast majority have returned to their offices, the streaming industry continues to thrive and expand.
According to Digital TV Research, the streaming industrys revenue in Latin America will reach $8.54 billion by 2027.
As a result, the live streaming of events has revolutionized the way content is consumed, as stated by Jaime Durán, product director of Connectivity & Content at Cirion Technologies. With the large number of users accessing, uploading, and exploring unlimited amounts of content, streaming servers can become overloaded; hence the enormous importance of Content Delivery Network (CDN).
What is CDN, or Content Delivery Network, after all?
Durán assures that in laymans terms, CDN is a network of perimeter servers optimally located around the world to respond to any server request and deliver the desired content.
This network allows a more agile transfer of the assets needed to load online content, which includes videos, images, HTML pages or JavaScript files.
When speed and low latency are the name of the game
Thanks to new technological advances like CDN, the avenues for delivering high-quality content to users has been simplified to ensure a fast and stable connection for on-demand streaming.
A CDN has servers at strategic points for the exchange of Internet traffic (IXP) between networks – key locations where different providers connect to provide mutual access to the stream originating on their networks.
CDNs are located in strategic data centers around the world, improve security, and are designed to survive various types of Internet outages and congestion, reducing costs and data delivery transit time.
Cirion Technologies has a complete portfolio of CDN solutions that, through software-defined networks and optimized network routing, help reduce the reliance on third-party infrastructure to obtain high performance and low latency.
Why is CDN technology used in live event broadcasting?
Content Distribution Networks help improve the quality of live streaming by distributing content to the streaming servers closest to the end user, which makes it possible to:
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Ensure sufficient bandwidth for periods of high traffic,
preventing origin servers from becoming overloaded if requests exceed their bandwidth limit. If a live streaming suddenly experiences a rapid increase in viewers and all content requests are made to a single origin server, a bottleneck could occur, causing server downtime. With CDN technology, the server can be protected from these scenarios and the responsibility of delivering content can be dispersed across the network of streaming servers.
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Reduce latency and turnaround time
by caching content from CDN servers closer to end users, reducing the need to send live streaming requests to the origin server and then returning content. This reduces round-trip time and, more importantly, minimizes latency and buffering to ensure real-time streaming.
- Support live streaming to a global audience.
Given that distribution occurs through perimeter servers located around the world in a content distribution network, CDNs offer global live streaming scalability. Furthermore, regardless of location, the viewing experience is the same and latency and buffering are minimized through the CDN servers closest to the end user.
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Reduce workload on origin servers.
CDNs help lower much of the workload on the network’s origin servers. Because it takes a lot of computing power for a single server to respond to requests even more so in live video streaming CDNs essentially protect the origin servers from overload and keep them running.
Live streaming events offer a unique opportunity for broadcasters to differentiate themselves from the competition and offer viewers a lasting and memorable experience. Scaling delivery to increasingly larger live audiences is one of the key challenges facing online content companies today, but it shouldn’t be an obstacle to making the most of the revenue, engagement and branding possibilities that live events offer.
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