Submarine cables and their landing points in Guatemala

Dossier: Energy, water and telecommunications05-energia-agua.md
Domain: Telecoms, fiber and data centerstelecomunicaciones
Room: Energy/energia
Audited: not audited

According to TeleGeography, the landing point at Puerto Barrios (Atlantic) serves ARCOS (2001, in service), SAm-1 / South America-1 (2001, in service), America Movil's AMX-1 (2014, in service) and two cables planned for 2026: TAM-1 and TIKAL-AMX3. At Puerto San Jose (Pacific) the landing point serves SAm-1 (2001) and Telxius's SPCS/Mistral (2021), both in service. AMX3/Tikal, from America Movil and Telxius, will link Puerto Barrios with Boca Raton with an estimated initial capacity of 190 Tbps. The AMX-1 landing station at Puerto Barrios is operated by Telecomunicaciones de Guatemala, S.A. (Claro).

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Figures

Puerto Barrios — ARCOSTeleGeography: RFS 2001, operativo2001
Puerto Barrios — SAm-1TeleGeography: RFS 2001, operativo2001
Puerto Barrios — AMX-1TeleGeography: RFS 2014, operativo2014
Puerto Barrios — TAM-1TeleGeography: RFS 2026, planificado2026
Puerto Barrios — TIKAL-AMX3TeleGeography; DCD; Telxius: RFS 2026, planificado; ~190 Tbps inicial; Puerto Barrios–Boca Ratón2026
Puerto San José — SAm-1TeleGeography: RFS 2001, operativo2001
Puerto San José — SPCS/Mistral (Telxius)TeleGeography: RFS 2021, operativo2021

Sources

TeleGeography Submarine Cable Map, punto de amarre Puerto Barriossubmarinecablemap.comconsulted Aug 19, 2026
TeleGeography Submarine Cable Map, punto de amarre Puerto San Josésubmarinecablemap.comconsulted Aug 19, 2026
Data Center Dynamics, América Móvil and Telxius to build subsea cable linking Guatemala with USdatacenterdynamics.comconsulted Aug 19, 2026
Telxius, América Móvil and Telxius to bridge the Atlantic and Pacific oceans through next-generation submarine cabletelxius.comconsulted Aug 19, 2026
Submarine Networks, AMX-1 Cable System Overviewsubmarinenetworks.comconsulted Aug 19, 2026

Organizations named in the answer

TelxiusA submarine-cable infrastructure partner: it operates SPCS/Mistral (Puerto San José) and is developing AMX3/Tikal with América Móvil (Puerto Barrios-Boca Raton, around 190 Tbps).Company case

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