Thought-leadership that will drive your business forward

Discover unparalleled inspiration and potential collaborators at Mexico Connect, where local and global connectivity visionaries unite to unlock solutions to the industry’s biggest challenges. Immerse yourself in a dynamic convergence of key players and disruptors, delving into the cutting-edge trends propelling the digital infrastructure community forwards. This is your golden opportunity to revolutionise connectivity, harness industry trends, and amplify your influence.

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09 Sept 2026
    Registration opens
    Opening Remarks - Ministerial Address
    Mexico Digital Ecosystem Overview
    Mexico Connect will open with a high-level overview of the country’s rapidly evolving digital infrastructure landscape. As demand for cloud, AI and high-capacity connectivity accelerates, Mexico is em …
    Keynote Panel: Partnerships Powering Mexico's Digital Infrastructure
    Delivering next-generation digital infrastructure requires close collaboration between governments, investors, and technology providers. As Mexico attracts major data center and AI infrastructure proj …
    Speakers
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    Simon Masri, President - C3NTRO Telecom
    Beyond Querétaro: Scaling Data Center Development Across Mexico
    Mexico’s data center growth is entering a new phase as developers look beyond traditional hubs like Querétaro to unlock capacity nationwide. Projects such as the 250MW Durango data center demonstrate …
    Speakers
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    Daniel Elguea, CEO - Fermaca Networks
    Speaker image for Gustavo Pérez
    Gustavo Pérez, Market Development Director - VERTIV
    Networking and Coffee Break
    Building Hyperscale Infrastructure in Mexico: Investment, Strategy & Regional Opportunity
    As hyperscale and AI infrastructure expand globally, Mexico is positioning itself as a key regional hub. This session will examine why regions like Durango are attracting major digital infrastructure …
    Partner Presentation
    Lunch & Lightning Roundtables
    Mexico's New Telecom Regulatory Era: What Comes Next?
    Mexico’s telecom regulatory landscape is entering a new phase following the creation of the Comisión Reguladora de Telecomunicaciones (CRT). With new leadership and evolving policy priorities, the sec …
    Enabling Connectivity at the Edge: The Rise of Mexico's Small Operators
    Small and regional telecom operators are increasingly recognised as essential players in expanding connectivity across Mexico. New initiatives aim to formalise and support these operators through poli …
    Speakers
    Speaker image for Elizabeth Sosa Hernandez
    Elizabeth Sosa Hernandez, Directora General - PROMTEL
    Speaker image for Juan Pablo Fernandez
    Juan Pablo Fernandez, Director - Agencia de Conectividad y Acceso a Internet (ACAI)
    Financing the Future: How the Finance Ecosystem Is Powering Mexico’s Digital Infrastructure
    As demand for high-capacity networks accelerates, development finance institutions, commercial banks, private capital and infrastructure investors are playing an increasingly important role in funding …
    Speakers
    Speaker image for Aniceto Huertas-Corcelles
    Aniceto Huertas-Corcelles, Partner - Beel Infrastructure Partners
    Speaker image for Joana Pascual
    Joana Pascual, Mexico Head of Infrastructure & Energy - IFC
    Cross-Border Connectivity: Strengthening the Mexico - U.S. Digital Corridor
    Mexico’s strategic geographic position is making it a key bridge between North and Latin American digital ecosystems. New cross-border fiber routes are strengthening connectivity between major data, c …
    Networking Drinks
10 Sept 2026
    Women in Digital Infrastructure Roundtables and Breakfast
    Opening Remarks
    Behind the build: The Players Powering AI Data Centres
    Bringing AI data centres online requires a broad network of stakeholders beyond owners and operators. From energy providers and utilities to contractors, infrastructure developers, and technology vend …
    Building Mexico's Next-Generation Fibre Backbone
    Demand for high-capacity connectivity is accelerating as hyperscale, AI, and cross-border digital services expand. Major new fibre projects are strengthening Mexico’s position as a strategic connectiv …
    Expanding Connectivity in Undeserved Regions: Policy, Investment & Innovation
    Closing Mexico’s connectivity gap remains a major national priority. New policies and programmes are emerging to support rural connectivity, encourage infrastructure sharing, and enable smaller operat …
    Partner Presentations
    Lunch & Lightning Roundtables