The gateway between the Americas runs on fiber.
Miami is where the networks of North and South America meet. Lightpath connects enterprises to the city’s subsea landing point and the interconnection that makes it the bridge to Latin America.
Miami
Why Miami is the bridge to Latin America
Geography made Miami the crossing point: the practical path between the United States and Latin America runs through its subsea cable landings, not across the continent. The city is also an emerging finance and technology center, with international banking concentrated in Brickell and a fast-growing fintech base. The market’s primary interconnection point, the NAP of the Americas, is hardened against hurricanes and built to keep traffic moving.
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International and Latin American connectivity
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Financial services and fintech
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Media, content and carriers
What Lightpath brings to Miami
Lightpath serves Miami with metro fiber and routes toward the market’s carrier-neutral interconnection and subsea landings, engineered for international, low-latency reach.
- Metro fiber with physically diverse routes to the city’s interconnection point
- Reach toward the subsea systems that connect to Latin America and the Caribbean
- Customer handoffs to 400G, with line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
- Geographically diverse paths for disaster recovery and resilience
Built for IT leaders and the engineers who vet it
Whether you are serving Latin American markets, connecting financial operations or distributing content across the region, Lightpath gives you a path to the subsea landings.
For the network engineer
- Routes toward the city’s primary interconnection point and subsea landings
- Physically diverse paths for resilience in a hurricane-exposed market
- Low-latency reach toward Latin American and Caribbean systems
- Access to AWS Direct Connect and Azure ExpressRoute
Don’t take our word for it. Validate it.
Request a route review and see how your traffic would move across Miami and toward the subsea landings.