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TIKAL-AMX3

In Service

1,935 km · 3 Landing Points · 3 Countries · Ready for Service: 2026

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Specifications

Length1,935 km
StatusIn Service
Ready for Service2026
Landing Points3
Countries3

Owners

América Móvil (Claro) Telxius

Landing Points (3)

Location Country Position
Boca Raton, FL, United States US United States 26.3503°, -80.0889°
Cancún, Mexico MX Mexico 21.0957°, -86.7676°
Puerto Barrios, Guatemala GT Guatemala 15.7271°, -88.5972°

📡 Live Performance

58
measurements
3
probes
31
days monitored
55.2
ms avg RTT
0
anomalies

Monitored from 2026-04-11 through 2026-05-12 — live ICMP round-trip time measurements via RIPE Atlas probes. All values below are recomputed daily from raw probe data. ✓ No anomalies detected in the monitored period.

Measurement sources

Probe Location Samples Avg Min–Max Last seen
#10515 RIPE Atlas 41 63.4 ms 42.8–84.2 2026-05-12
#1012403 RIPE Atlas 15 33.7 ms 30.2–38.4 2026-04-24
#23074 RIPE Atlas 2 48.6 ms 41.9–55.3 2026-05-03

About the TIKAL-AMX3 Cable System

Overview

Tikal-AMX3 is an intercontinental submarine cable that spans a total length of 1935 km, connecting three countries: Guatemala, Mexico, and the United States. It is scheduled to be ready for service in 2026.

Route and Landings

The cable lands at:

  • Puerto Barrios, Guatemala
  • Cancún, Mexico
  • Boca Raton, FL, United States

Ownership and Operators

The cable is owned by América Móvil (Claro) and Telxius.

Status and Timeline

Tikal-AMX3 is scheduled to be ready for service in 2026. The current status is unknown, as no specific information about its operational or construction phase has been provided.

Strategic Context

The Tikal-AMX3 cable connects Puerto Barrios in Guatemala, Cancún in Mexico, and Boca Raton in the United States. This intercontinental link serves to enhance communication infrastructure between Central America and North America. América Móvil (Claro) is a major telecommunications company operating across Latin America, including countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Chile. The inclusion of Telxius in the ownership consortium highlights the importance of this intercontinental link for broader regional telecommunications strategies.

📡 Health

Status✓ Normal
RTT47.36 ms / base 62.06 ms
Last checked2026-05-12 14:30

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📊 RTT History

Route: #10515 → Puerto Barrios Measured: 2026-05-12 14:30
47.4 ms
Min Avg Max #
7 days 43.8 47.5 51.6 7
30 days 42.8 63.4 84.2 41
60 days 42.8 63.4 84.2 41

Health Timeline

Mon, May 4
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Hop Anomaly
4ms → 15ms (3.67×)
06:30
Sun, May 3
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Hop Anomaly
6ms → 39ms (6.89×)
14:30
Sat, May 2
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Puerto Barrios
RTT Spike
37ms → 77ms (2.05×)
22:30
Fri, Apr 17
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Hop Anomaly
9ms → 123ms (13.62×)
15:30
Thu, Apr 16
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Hop Anomaly
7ms → 34ms (4.66×)
18:30
Wed, Apr 15
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Hop Anomaly
5ms → 23ms (5.05×)
09:01

FAQ

What is the length of the TIKAL-AMX3 cable?
The TIKAL-AMX3 submarine cable is 1,935 km long.
Which countries does TIKAL-AMX3 connect?
TIKAL-AMX3 connects 3 countries via 3 landing points.
Who owns the TIKAL-AMX3 cable?
TIKAL-AMX3 is owned by a consortium including América Móvil (Claro), Telxius.
When was TIKAL-AMX3 put into service?
The TIKAL-AMX3 cable entered service in 2026.
TIKAL-AMX3
  • Length1,935 km
  • StatusIn Service
  • Ready for Service2026

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